Plant science fair projects

Well, we survived another Science Fair! We had an extra busy day and went straight to Britt's swim lesson after school and then after his lesson, grabbed a quick bite to eat on our way back to the school where both of the B's were able to change their clothes. Then Britt and I dropped Brailey off and waited in Estelle (our car) until the "public" was allowed into the Science Fair. See what I mean? Busy day! But once they allowed us in, it only lasted an hour, and Britt had a big time looking…

Elementary science fair project

In this Earth science activity, students will investigate what type of soil is best for plants by comparing how seeds grow in different types of soil.

I was going through my photos when I came across Eben's science fair project. He chose to find out whether a plant will grow faster on a certain type of liquid.

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Science fair winner, which is the best soil to use for my basil leaves?

Set up an easy seed germination experiment to watch how plants grow with your kids! Investigate what factors affect seed growth.

Science Fair 2016

I did this with lima beans, but used different types of water. Tap, vitamin, and seltzer. Surprised at the one that grew the quickest and the one that never grew

Do you want your homeschool topic about plants to be more fun and exciting? Try these Plant Science Experiments that kids will love! You'll never be disappointed if you incorporate some STEM Activities for kids in your homeschool lessons.

This science fair project idea explores whether talking to a plant will help it grow.

Conducting science experiments with plants is an easy way to incorporate hands-on science experiences to your K-8 curriculum.

Are you looking for fun experiments for kids? You'll love this authentic science fair project testing the effects of liquids on plant growth.

Science Fair Project; sixth grader plants graph board display decorated leaves flowers

Teach kids about the needs of seeds with this seed experiment that answers the question: "Do seeds need light to grow?" Part 1 in a series of seed experiments from Gift of Curiosity

school project edible parts of plant. made by super soft clay.