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This document provides information about project options for the upcoming Riverside Science Fair, including creating an invention to solve a problem, researching a scientist, or conducting a scientific inquiry project for curious students. It notes that more information packets will be distributed before Christmas break and resources can be found through the science fair display in the library or by viewing projects from the previous year's science fair.
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Giants in science
- 1. “Giants in Science” Riverside Science Fair
- 2. Scientific Inquiry If you find yourself curious about the world around you this would be the type of project for you.
- 3. Original Invention Create an invention that will solve a special problem or need we have.
- 4. Research a Scientist If you love researching and learning about people this may be the project for you!
- 5. For more information… Information packets will be given to students before Christmas vacation. Look at our science fair display in the library for resources you can check out. Project boards can be purchased in the office. Look at last year’s Science Fair!