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Begin 3/15 Due 3/18 1. Choosing A Project:

TOPICS THAT INTEREST ME: CURRICULUM CONNECTION:

MY TESTABLE QUESTION:

INDEPENDENT VARIABLE:

DEPENDENT VARIABLE:

CONTROL:

CONSTANTS:

Due 3/24 2. Investigate the Information:  NOTES/FACTS:

NOW THAT I'VE DONE SOME RESEARCH, I PREDICT THE ANSWER TO MY QUESTION WILL BE:

Due 4/1 3. Plan A Procedure:

4. What I'll Need:

 I have these: I need to locate these:

During the week of 4/4 to 4/8 check out each other's project ideas so far. Make at least three discussion entries: One must tell your topic and why you chose it; two must be comments or questions to someone else about their project.

﻿Due 4/13 5. Keeping Track - Proposed Data Sheet

﻿YOU ARE READY TO CONDUCT YOUR EXPERIMENT AND RECORD YOUR DATA. REMEMBER THAT NEXT WEEK IS VACATION. COMPLETED DATA SHEETS ARE DUE 5/4

Due 5/9 (right before D.C.) 6. Analyze It All

Here's a completed Excel Spreadsheet of my data. ..

Here's a Graph:

The data shows that. . ..

Therefore, I conclude that. . ..

But was my work valid? . ..

CONGRATULATIONS - YOU'RE ALMOST THERE - THE WORK IS DONE. NOW IT'S TIME TO PUBLISH YOUR WORK FOR REVIEW. EVERYTHING YOU HAVE DONE SO FAR IS THE DRAFT FOR YOUR FINAL PRESENTATION. USE THE COMPONENTS YOU CREATED ABOVE TO COMPLETE AN ELECTRONIC LAB REPORT, DUE 5/25. YOUR CARDBOARD 3-D PRESENTATION IS DUE 6/8 AND VISITORS ARE INVITED ON 6/09.

Science Exhibition Project Outline: Click on the topic next to your name to access the page on which you will publish your final electronic project, due 5/25. You will want to print some hard - copy pages to use on your cardboard backboard, due 6/8.