science, ideas? Options

[KissMe2408]

For my science project one year i did this..
"does music help you with your math?"

except i forgot what i named it, somethan more professional haha.
but basically i made up 6 diff math tests, and then used my lil brothers 5th grade class to take these tests...the first time without music...the second time with rock...the third time with rap...the 4th time with classical...the 5th time with slow contemoporary...the 6th time with christian...you can make as many catagories as you want...i think if i remember correctly that classical music was the best, cuz all of them scored higher on their tests or whatever and the average of the class was higher..i dunno it was a fun project lol.

[largosama]

burn various chemicals in flame and describe the whys and hows.
i.e: hydrochloric acid burns green
sodium burns yellow
strontrium burns purple
etc etc

[ilov3chubbs]

hey does ne1 know of any science project that i can do in, say...3 days? cuz i have one due (just a report not a backboard, thankfully...) on friday..and I can't think of anything...I relied on a partner to do the project and I was gonna do the report, but she kinda flaked on me... any ideas?!! =]]<3

[*kryogenix*]

the classic vinegar and baking soda volcano.

[DaTru KataLYST]

moved to [HOMEWORK]

[sammehmyst]

do a plant growing one.

not really.

do something that has to do with balloons.

[Spirited Away]

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[The 1 and only J...]

your couyld do how optical illusions effect your vision and mind. yeah i did that in 8th grade and it was really hard and i only got 3rd place. damn it all!

[sammehmyst]

I love music, so i did a science project on, "does listening to music while doing ur homework, affect ur grades?" or somethan like that. LIke listening to music while doing math is supposed to boost ur gpa.

funny, i just wrote an essay on that.

[lovescream]

Experiement with the fact that Newton said that "All things fall at the same rate."
Well does it? No.
Test it out with a notebook.. and a paper and find out from there.

We did that in class today.

[Euphoria Rose]

I just finished my science fair project not too long ago. My experiment was-Which type of flower grows best using the hydroponics technique?- And I'm happy. I got an A on that.

[ichiban]

Ahh ... I tried using some of your ideas and my teacher said they were all not creative. I personally think she's too picky >:[

[taiwanesegurl]

dry using different types of liquids to grow plants.. it's sorta like the classic growing bean sprout thing.. but instead, let the experimental group use different types of liquid such as soda, vinegar, soap, etc etc, and see what happens.. note the approximate pH of each types of liquid u use.. and see how the bean sprout react to it..

OR, you can get some plants, and for the control, find the most neutral soil u can find.. and water the plant with distilled water.. and then do more basic soil, water it w/ acidic water, distilled water, and basic water.. and also acidic soil, and do the same.. see how the plants grow.. say u've noticed how with air pollution causing our rain water to be so acidic, how can our plants still survive on this mildly acidic rain?

[avalon*]

at what percentage can people taste sugar in water and salt in water. like you have a lot of bottles and they have the same amounts of water, but in each one you add an increasing amount of sugar or salt. have people taste the one with the least sugar/salt, then increasing..and see at which one they can taste the sugar/salt. i dunno..it worked for me..lol.

[to-devastate]

The "Clock Potato" is always a given.

[cheri_pi]

tsunami ones a good idea, but how would u go about building a tsunami?! lol
um idk. if u have pets u could do something wif that- like i saw one thing in a sci-fair project book that was like how 2 c if ur pets are right/left handed, and c if all cats r right handed or all dogs r left handed or sumthin...
u could always do a survey of somethin, thats easy. "how many hours do u spend on hw and wut kinda grades do u get?" and then make a conclusion: "it seems that only kids who spend 4 hours on hw get good grades etc etc"
that alwayz worx
good luk!

[snak3y3z1001]

Lol thought out 12 years i been in skool, i only did 1 science fair project >.< My question was How does weather instruments work. Then i made 3 weather instruments out of everyday things. took down the readings it would give me for a week and then later compared it to readings from the weather channel to see how accurate my readin was.

[buttnessmonster]

any science fair projects for the high school level.. ?? thanks.

[Spirited Away]

^ you don't think the ones we listed are high school level ideas?

[yellowgurl]

i have 0 science fair ideas.. but why dont you try the lemon battery thing. Its always a do-able project.

[WhiteLotus*]

Oh. I just remembered one I did in the 4th grade. I burned paper, wood, and cotton ( not in the school, I video taped it in my house). I found what burned faster and I explained why. Maybe that could be useful?

[mzislandpinay]

this link that uninspiredfae gave sis a really go0d site.. so check there..

but umm i always made lyk puddy.. useing corn stracht water and some other stuff i can't think of.. lol it was kewl i forgo the whole concept of it tho..

[henrydotcom]

do something that could help the world... don't do something that would satisfy your own interest. one of the la county sci. fair's winners involved harnessing energy from wind.