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Science club, science fair, science exhibition

The document outlines the objectives and functions of a science club and science fair. The objectives of the science club are to provide inspiration for scientific knowledge, develop problem solving skills, and stimulate participation in science. The functions include publishing science materials, organizing health events, and arranging lectures. Science club activities focus on debates, exhibitions, visits, and community projects. The goal of the science fair is to spark student interest and demonstrate scientific concepts through hands-on projects.

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D R . S H I L N A V SCIENCE CLUB & SCIENCE FAIR
OBJECTIVES OF A SCIENCE CLUB 1. To provide proper incentive and inspiration for the pursuit of scientific knowledge in rigorous way by broadening their scientific outlook. 2. To provide opportunities for bringing school close to the society and to acquaint the people with the services and contribution of the science in their life. 3. To develop among the student the spirit and attitude of healthy competition for the individual and social cause 4. To help the students in imbibing The habit of self- reliance, self-dependence and love for manual work 5. To provide opportunity for the development of the constructive, explorative & inventive faculties of the students.
OBJECTIVES OF A SCIENCE CLUB… 6. To make the students understand the values of time and to help them in the proper utilization to their hours. 7. To grate interest in latest inventions and discoveries of science in various fields and to get acquainted with the life history and contributions of great scientists. 8. To develop students, inters and participation in the practical application of the knowledge related to different branches of science 9. To grate interest in scientific facts and events related to one’s surroundings. 10. To develop training in scientific method of problem solving 11. To inculcate scientific attitude and provide opportunities for training in scientific method 12. To develop interest in scientific hobbies
OBJECTIVES OF A SCIENCE CLUB… 13. To encourage individual and group activities. 14. To develop in children a sense of healthy competition 15. To make the students and public science minded 16. To stimulate active participation and initiative among students in the learning process. 17. To keep the students in touch with the recent advance in science 18. To provide challenging opportunities to the gifted 19. To provide training in problem solving 20. To give development of psychomotor skills
FUNCTIONS OF SCIENCE CLUB 1. Publishing science magazine and news bulletin of scientific events. 2. Preparing certain things of common use like soaps, writing ink, tooth powders, shoe polish, pheny1, varnish etc 3. Organizing school services in the field of health and sanitation 4. Arranging cleanliness and health weeks in the institution 5. Creating in the school healthy environment for carrying out scientific studies and activities. 6. Decorating the walls of the classroom, library and laboratory with scientific and activities. 7. Arranging excursions and short trios for the members to places of scientific interest. 8. Arranging talks and lectures of the distinguished speakers, subject experts and outside guests on the subject of the scientific interest
SCIENCE CLUB ACTIVITIES  Organizing lectures, debates, seminars, symposia etc.  Holding science exhibition and fair  Celebrating birth days of eminent scientist  Participating in science fairs  Conducting visual programmes of s scientific interest  Arranging visit to places of scientific interest  Preparing of charts, postures, models etc  Developing school garden  Displaying science news
SCIENCE CLUB ACTIVITIES  Improvising and preparing hand-made apparatus  General reading of scientific literature  Rendering school services in health and sanitation  Visiting other science clubs  Conducting essay competition on scientific problems  Managing a first aid squad  Participating in scientific hobbies-Preparation of soaps, ink ,candle matches, toys, bleaching powder, nail polish, chalk etc.  Helping the community by way of demonstration on health and hygiene, improvement of agriculture, eradication of superstitious belief etc.  Celebrating science days  Maintaining a bulletin board
SCIENCE FAIR  A competition where contestants present their science project, results in the form of a report, display board, and/or models that they have created.  Allow students in elementary, middle and high schools to compete in science and/or technology activities.  The main motive of a science fair is for students to answer a question or task, not from a textbook but found out themselves by conducting a range of experiments and ongoing research in the short amount of time allocated to them.  In order that the questions or tasks spark a true interest in the student they should be able to have an interesting, eye catching project.
SCIENCE FAIR  Science fair projects are normally intended to demonstrate scientific concepts on a small scale.  Science fair projects normally have a purpose, hypothesis, independent variable, dependent variable, experiment results, and a conclusion.  They are intended to teach students about the scientific method.