Dakota Library & Media Center - Science Fair Help

The Internet Public Library	This is from the Internet Public Library. It has sections on the scientific method, choosing a topic, sample projects and resources you can use. This is the best site for linking to other valuable sources.
Cyber-Fair	This is a site that takes you through the steps to prepare a science fair project. You can see sample project and browse student projects. This is prepared for elementary students.
DiscoverySchool.com	This site is from the people at the Discovery Channel. It includes a section on project ideas and some wonderful tip sheets on each subject area such as astronomy, chemistry, etc.
DiscoverySchool.com	Check out this site for the best online handbook for science fairs. It's by Janice VanCleave and you can search by using the table of contents or a searchable archive of questions.
Experimental Science Projects	You'll be ready for this site once you have chosen a topic. The subjects include making and recording observations and data, calculations and gathering information on your topic.
Science Projects	This is the kids guide to science fair projects. This contains a wonderful list of subjects such as aerodynamics with corresponding suggestions for projects.
SciFair.org	This is the ideas for projects page from the Ultimate Science Fair project site. If you already have an idea for a project, look around this site for other tips on making your project successful.
Experiments for the Classroom	This is a set of experiments that has to do with agriculture.
Online Experiments	This is a set of experiments from the Little Shop of Physics.
Edible/Inedible Experiments	This is a collection of experiments you can do at home. It is an archive of edible and inedible experiments. It's a good place to start if you have no idea of what you want to try.