Science Fair

Science Fair 2022-2023 by Mae Pagett

CLASS FAIR SLIDES & RUBRIC

Judges Needed!

Science Fair Judges Needed by Mae Pagett

EA Science Fair

JA SCIENCE FAIR

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Step 1: Choose a Topic

The topic should be something that you are interested in, or do regularly.

Love basketball? Investigate that.

Are you an artist? OK! This is your topic!

Really want to use a microscope? Do a biology project!

Want to find a way to do your chores as fast as possible? Ok, you have a topic!

Step 2: Create a Testable Question

A Testable question is one that can be answered by designing and conducting and investigation.
You have to make sure that it is
-actually testable,
-you have the time and tools to test it,
-and the test is safe.

Step 3: Identify variables, design & conduct your test.

If your question is "Does Pop Secret or Orville Redenbacher microwave popcorn pop a higher percentage of kernels in each bag?"

Then your variables are:
Independent- Brand of popcorn
Dependent- Percentage of popcorn popped
And your controls are:
Package directions followed, microwave used, and how you determine the percentage popped.

Variables can be tricky. Not sure if your variables are correct? Feel free to post a flipgrid for your grade level, and I will help!

Science Fair Flipgrid

Step 4: Answer your question!

You popped all of your popcorn, you counted the number of popped kernels and unpopped ones. Now, you have an answer.

One of the best ways to show your data is in a graph.
Now restate your question into an answer and use the data to support it!

. ________ microwave popcorn popped a higher percentage of kernels. In three different trials, this brand popped on average more kernels that the other brand.

Step 5: Share your project

For the class fair, share your project in a SEESAW video. Your video should include:
-Your name, grade, & science teacher
-Testable question
-Variables & Control
-How you did your test
-Pictures or video of the actual test
-The answer to your question.
If you want you can make a google slide show and share your screen while filming your Seesaw.

Drew Charter School's, 2024 Science Fair is sponsored in part by a grant from Delta Community Credit Union.

For questions or additional information about the 2022-2023 fair contact: [email protected]

Check Out Our Past Winners!

Congratulations to our 2022-2023 Science Fair Participants!

2021 Drews Got Talent 'Science Edition' Winners:
The STEAM team is extremely proud of all of the hard work and dedication that our students put into their science fair projects.

Congratulations to all of our Drews Got Talent: Science Edition participants and winners! We had so many wonderful submissions from the inquisitive minds in our Drew community.

Elementary Academy
First Place: Paris Favors "Skin I'm In"
Second Place: Brynn and Keller Buchanan " Gluten vs Gluten Free: Which is Healthier"
Third Place: Elise Sayers "Why Do Leaves Turn Brown in the Fall?"

CONGRATULATIONS TO NIARA BOTCHWEY! International Science and Engineering Fair 4th Place Winner!

On February 28th at the Atlanta Public Schools Science Fair Awards ceremony Drew students represented us well. Highlights include best 3rd Grade project, prize money won by a 6th grade team, and a Senior Academy student headed to the International Science and Engineering Fair. Each academy has plenty to be proud of in regards to the Science Fair!

CONGRATULATIONS TO DREW'S 2019 SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS! Shown here being honored at the APS Awards Ceremony

CONGRATULATIONS TO DREW'S 2018-19 SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS!

The following students placed first in Drew's school-wide fair and will advance to the Atlanta Public Schools Regional Science and Engineering Field, December 29 + 30.

The following students placed first in Drew's school-wide fair and will advance to the Atlanta Public Schools Regional Science and Engineering Field, January 24 + 25.

CONGRATULATIONS TO DREW'S 2017-18 SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS!

CONGRATULATIONS TO DREW'S 2016-17 SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS!

The following students placed first in Drew's school-wide fair and will advance to the Atlanta Public Schools Regional Science and Engineering Field, January 25 + 26.