#science-fair

Science fair was a lot of wok, studying and out of school effort. But in the end it was very satisfying to present and show everyone how to temper (melt) chocolate properly. Although, presenting in front of a ton of grade seven and eight students was kind of nerve wracking at first, but once it began, I was fine. You have to talk very loud in the multi-purpose room. Taking all the results/data was very fun, although we burnt ourselves a couple times. If I could do it again, I'd probably choose different subject, because tempering chocolate isn't very science-like. But it was very fun and an enjoyable project as a whole.

I just revised an article on what to look for in Science Fair projects that can be done in done weeknd.

I just revised an old blog post on 24 hour science projects and sleepovers which can be fun! Check it out.

I recently revised a blog post on how you finish doing award winning science fair projects you also need to make sure they look good. Judges will look more closely if it has an attractive look to it. Science fair season is coming soon, so think about this now.

I just updated a blog post at 24 Hour Science Projects.info on the first thing parents and kids need to do when dealing with their home science projects for kids to do. Simplest thing ever than so many people forget to do!

I just updated a post I wrote a while back on two issues parents need to remember when they are finding good science fair projects for their kids to use. Science fair season is creeping upon us and it is time to start thinking about this stuff now so things do not get crazy later.

I just updated a blog post with some tips for parents to use when they are buying easy science experiments for kids to use for this year's science fair. It tells the steps to follow when going online and reading through hundreds of projects and how to weed out the ones that won't work for you and find the ones that will be easy for the kids to do on their own.