This document summarizes a student science fair project to build an electronic soil moisture sensor using a simple circuit. The circuit uses probes inserted in soil to measure electrical resistance, which indicates how wet or dry the soil is. If the soil is dry, a LED will light up, and if the soil is wet, the LED will stay off. The students hypothesized this circuit could help determine if plants need watering. They assembled the circuit using common electronic components, tested it, and experimented with monitoring plant moisture levels and watering based on the sensor readings. The sensor worked but had limitations detecting moderate moisture levels. The students learned about simple circuits and using resistance measurements to gauge soil moisture.