FORMS

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Invertebrate List

Invertebrates

Important Information

Basic Form Submission Information
All entrants must submit by December 3rd, 2009 to Miss Martin:
-Checklist for Adult Sponsor (1)
-Student Checklist (1A)
-Research Plan
-Approval Form (1B)
*Teams must also complete Student Checklist (1A) –TEAM

Forms 1, 1A, 1B and research plan requirements can be found at:
Forms
CCSRC Official Entry Form
This form is not needed at this time. It is only available in paper form right now. It will need to be completed by students moving on to the CCSRC.

Handbook

Special Reminders!
Please remember that any projects that includes human subjects, vertebrate animals, hazardous biological agents and/or chemicals will NOT be approved.

Approval will be granted on a rotating basis, so feel free to hand forms in early!

Experiments CANNOT begin until after project has been approved by Susan Martin.

Team projects cannot convert to individuals, nor individual projects to teams.

Presentation

November is Flying By!

Wow! November is flying by! Paperwork deadlines will be here before you know it! Get those research plans ready and hand them into Miss Martin by November 14th, 2008!

Although it is important to get this done, don't forget to have fun! Here are some websites to explore...Just for FUN!

Mars Exploration: Fun Zone!

Live Volcano Updates!

Magic School Bus Adventures


Backyard Jungle on PBS

Interested in reading a good book about science fair experiences? Check Out -

Crazy Eddie and the Science Fair Project of Doom, by Judy Cox

Magic School Bus - Science Fair Expedition by Joanna Cole and Bruce Degen

I cannot think of a project...What should I do?

Remember that your science fair project should reflect your interests. First, take out your science log book. Make a list of five things that you are interested in. Then do a little research. Which one of these topics would be the easiest to turn into a science project? Which one encourages you to ask the most questions?

Curiosity is key! What do you want to learn about?

Here are a few websites that might help you!

Science Buddies

Science Fair Projects

Also, Carrie Mitton, a fellow science fair teacher, has created a tool that you may want to explore. This tool will help guide you, but you may need some help while you do the activities!

Remember the science fair should be about exploring things that interest you, so have FUN!