You are in the home stretch! All that is left in your science fair project is to analyze your results and share what you have learned with others. So, today we are going to join the final part of the science fair project where we discuss the last three steps and a bit about ethics.
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The sixth step of the science fair project is to analyze the data. Your students need to:
The seventh step of the science fair project is to create a board. Your students need to:
The eighth step of the science fair project is to give the presentation. Your students need to:
You need a supervising scientist if:
You can give your science fair project presentation to family, friends, or to an audience of stuffed animals! (Pin this Tidbit)
The purpose of the presentation is for your students to share what they have learned with others. (Pin this Tidbit)
Ethics in a nutshell ->Don’t cause any harm! (Pin this Tidbit)
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