Books in the Adult Nonfiction Collection

Chemistry Science Fair Projects: using French fries, gumdrops, soap, and other organic stuff by Robert Gardner/
507.8 GAR
Gardner, an award-winning author of science books, provides many interesting science fair project ideas such as, How
much fat is in a French fry? and What makes bread rise?

How Science Works by Judith Hann/507.8 HAN

Step-by-step instructions will help you carry out each experiment in this book.

How to Excel in Science Competitions by Melanie Jacobs Krieger/507.8 KRI

This resource prepares high school students for science competitions. Includes getting ideas for projects, writing and
presenting papers, answering judges questions, a title list of winning projects, and major science competitions.

Living Science: over 50 experiments by Andrew Haslam/507.8 LIV

This book is divided into four sectionsSound, Electricity, Machines and Building. Each section also contains back-
ground facts from the history of science and a glossary of technical terms.

More Award-Winning Science Fair Projects by Julianne Blair Bochinski/507.8 BOC

Contains 35 award-winning science fair projects and 400+ ideas for science fair project topics. Also includes a guide on
starting, planning and presenting your project. The appendix provides a list of all affiliated fairs and their hosting cities
with their website addresses.

Science Fair Success Using Household Products by Salvatore Tocci/501.8 TOC

Students can create excellent science projects using everyday items that they can find in their own homes.

Science Fun in Chicagoland by Thomas W. Sills/507 SIL

Here, you not only find information on how to create winning science projects, but also tips in attending science events,
building models and planning a field trip. This is an excellent resource for parents, students and teachers.

Science Projects About Math by Robert Gardner/507.8 GAR

Following the steps from this book, you can create an excellent math project using materials from your home or school.

The Complete Handbook of Science Fair Projects by Julianne Blair Bochinski/507.8 BOC
Contains 50 award-winning science fair projects, 400+ ideas for science fair topics, and much more.

The Complete Science Fair Handbook for Teachers and Parents by Anthony D. Fredericks/507.8 FRE
An excellent resource for parents and teachers. Suggestions for students projects and web resources are provided as
well.

Weather Science Fair Projects by Robert Gardner/507.8 GAR

Provides step-by-step instructions on how to create science projects using sunlight, rainbows, ice cubes, and more.

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 Books in the Childrens Nonfiction Collection

101 Great Science Experiments by Neil Ardley/J 507.8 ARD

Provides 101 science projects that can easily be completed using household materials.
Last-Minute Science Fair Projects by Sudipta Bardhan-Quallen/J 507.8 BAR
Dont worry, if youre time-pressed, this book will help you in creating a science project that will impress the judges!
Prize-Winning Science Fair Projects for Curious Kids by Joe Rhatigan/J 507.8 RHA
The projects are conveniently divided into three categories: Biology, Physical Science and Chemistry.
Shocking, Slimy, Stinky, Shiny Science Experiments by Steve Parker/J 507.8 PAR
Find lots of experiments related to senses: How sticky are slimes? How do you make a reverse shadow? How to smell
with your mouth?
Smash It! Crash It! Launch It! 50 Mind-Blowing Eye-Popping Science Experiments by Rain Newcomb and
Bobby Mercer/J 507.8 NEW
Obeying the laws of physics, students will enjoy performing these amazing science experiments.
Sure-To-Win Science Fair Projects by Joe Rhatigan/J 507.8 RHA
Provides step-by-step instructions on creating projects, record keeping, and how to present your
results successfully.
Web Resources

All Science Fair Projects: http://all-science-fair-projects.com

Contains not only science project ideas but also a science fair dictionary, and a science fair encyclopedia.

Cyber Fair: http://www.isd77.k12.mn.us/resources/cf/steps.html

Contains science projects and information for younger students.

Discovery Channel School: science fair central: http://school.discoveryeducation.com/sciencefaircentral

Covers 250 project ideas, science fair guidelines, and tips on displaying your science fair .

Internet Public Library (IPL): Science Fair Project Resource Guide: www.ipl.org/div/kidspace
Tips on how to choose a topic , displaying your project, and some science fair related websites are provided
here.

Science Buddies: http://www.sciencebuddies.org/

Provides a wealth of information on finding a topic, creating a science fair project, new updates about various science
fairs, and much more.

What Makes a Good Science Fair Project? www.usc.edu/CSSF/Resources/Good_Project.html

You will surely benefit from the advice of the California State Science Fair Judging Policy Advisory Committee.

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