Beginning NOW, all Science Project assignments are due on USB drives. Need some tips! Here is a model.
Students may use the following fonts: Times New Roman, Arial, Cambria
Type hypothesis underneath
SKIP A LINE
Materials: (bold)
Procedure: (bold)
Data:
Create a table, chart, graph with the information you have collected.
Take pictures of project as you do it.
Take pictures of the final project.
SKIP A LINE
Results:
Describe what you discovered through your experiment. Research and describe why this happened. This section should be a full paragraph explaining what happened during your experiment.
SKIP A LINE
Conclusion:
State whether your hypothesis was correct or incorrect. Why was it correct or incorrect? What did you learn? What would be another experiment that could be done after this one because of what you discovered?
Important Dates:
Students may use the following fonts: Times New Roman, Arial, Cambria
Title: 16 pt. font, bold, and centered
Question: 12 pt. font, centered
SKIP A LINE
Hypothesis: (bold and on left side)Type hypothesis underneath
SKIP A LINE
Materials: (bold)
- Use bullets to list materials.
- List them with measurements, if necessary.
Procedure: (bold)
- Use numbering to list step by step instructions.
- Make sure to check for spelling.
- Be very specific.
Data:
Create a table, chart, graph with the information you have collected.
Take pictures of project as you do it.
Take pictures of the final project.
SKIP A LINE
Results:
Describe what you discovered through your experiment. Research and describe why this happened. This section should be a full paragraph explaining what happened during your experiment.
SKIP A LINE
Conclusion:
State whether your hypothesis was correct or incorrect. Why was it correct or incorrect? What did you learn? What would be another experiment that could be done after this one because of what you discovered?
Important Dates:
Feb. 6 - Typed and saved on USB Drive - Title & Problem Due (The specific question that your science experiment will answer).
Feb. 8 - Hypothesis & Materials List Due (Must Be Typed and saved on USB Drive)
Hypothesis Tips: If (fact about topic), then (prediction).
Example: If density is the amount of stuff in a given space and if denser objects sink, then, when mixing water and oil, water will be on bottom and oil will be on top.
Feb. 11-15 - A great time to do your science experiment!
Feb. 18 - Procedure Typed & Saved on USB Drive Due (Step by step instructions of how you did your experiment in complete sentences. You will be graded on format, capitalization, and spelling).
Feb. 22 - Results, Data, and Conclusion Due - Typed/Formatted and Saved on USB Drive (Results will be a paragraph of what you discovered through your science experiment. Data will be a table, chart, pictures of experiment, etc. Conclusion will be a sentence stating the answer to the Problem and whether your hypothesis was correct or incorrect).
Feb. 25 - Report Due - Typed and Printed
Feb. 25 - Mar. 1 - In Class Presentations (Your science project must be on a visual display consisting of a Science Board with all of the above elements, Final Project, Project Model on display) Click here for the Grading RUBRIC. See visual display examples below.
Mar. 1 - Science Fair @ BIS
Valentine Party on Friday, February 8th.
You can purchase Valentine Cards with lollipops, Hershey's kisses, and/or roses through the PROM Committee fundraiser. You can send your child with valentine cards or candies to share with the class. Please send a sweet or salty snack/juice to share for the party.
Feb. 8 - Hypothesis & Materials List Due (Must Be Typed and saved on USB Drive)
Hypothesis Tips: If (fact about topic), then (prediction).
Example: If density is the amount of stuff in a given space and if denser objects sink, then, when mixing water and oil, water will be on bottom and oil will be on top.
Feb. 11-15 - A great time to do your science experiment!
Feb. 18 - Procedure Typed & Saved on USB Drive Due (Step by step instructions of how you did your experiment in complete sentences. You will be graded on format, capitalization, and spelling).
Feb. 22 - Results, Data, and Conclusion Due - Typed/Formatted and Saved on USB Drive (Results will be a paragraph of what you discovered through your science experiment. Data will be a table, chart, pictures of experiment, etc. Conclusion will be a sentence stating the answer to the Problem and whether your hypothesis was correct or incorrect).
Feb. 25 - Report Due - Typed and Printed
Feb. 25 - Mar. 1 - In Class Presentations (Your science project must be on a visual display consisting of a Science Board with all of the above elements, Final Project, Project Model on display) Click here for the Grading RUBRIC. See visual display examples below.
Mar. 1 - Science Fair @ BIS
You can purchase Valentine Cards with lollipops, Hershey's kisses, and/or roses through the PROM Committee fundraiser. You can send your child with valentine cards or candies to share with the class. Please send a sweet or salty snack/juice to share for the party.
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