The document provides guidelines and due dates for a science fair project to be completed between January and February 2011. It outlines that the written report must include a title page, table of contents, abstract, introduction with purpose and hypothesis, background research, materials, procedure, results, conclusion, and bibliography. It specifies the formatting requirements for the written report and provides partial work due dates for submitting drafts and sections of the project, research materials, and the final written report and visual/physical models. The final due date is February 21st for presentations along with submitting the written report and a self/team evaluation.

1. SCIENCE FAIR PROJECT 2011
February 23-25, 2011
Written Report must include:
o Front Page (Title Page)
o Table of Contents
o Abstract
o Introduction
o Purpose
o Hypothesis
o Background Research
o Materials
o Procedure (Experimentation)
o Results (Data and Observations)
o Conclusion
o Bibliography (http://sciencebuddies.org/science-fair-
projects/project_bibliography.shtml)
Format for typing the written report
Paper: White bond paper letter size
Margin: 2.5 cm
Line Space: Double
Font: Century Gothic
Font Size: Size 12
Font Style: Plain ( No Bold, Italic or Underlined)
Font Alignment: Left for everything , except for titles.Titles go at the center
Font Color: Black
The pictures are in color and only in the body of the project.
You do not need to wait until the due date… you can turn in and ask for
guidance before the due date. I will be more than pleased to help you.
Partial Work Due Dates:
Monday, January 17
Topic to be checked by teacher
START THE JOURNAL TO KEEP RECORD OF THE ACTIVITIES DONE BY THE
TEAM (HANDWRITTEN)
Friday, January 21
Manila envelope with print outs and/or copies of the information you
have found about your topic. Underlined and in index cards you must

2. have the information you underlined written in your own words and the
bibliographies of the material you researched.
Tuesday, January 25
Manila envelope with all the previous material and the FIRST DRAFT of the
body of your project (Introduction, purpose, hypothesis, background research,
materials and method) will be turned in. You may include the pictures here.
(Pictures in black and white for now)
Friday, January 28
Manila envelope with all the previous material you turned in. You will turn
in the SECOND DRAFT of the body of the project with the corrections I
asked you to do and with the new information I asked you to find.
Start your experiment to get results and conclusions.
Tuesday, February 1st
Turn in the manila envelope with the First and Second Draft of your
project. Turn in the THIRD DRAFT of the body of the project and include
the First Draft of introduction and Conclusion and turn in the Final
Bibliography of your project.
Tuesday, February 15
Turn in the Manila envelope with the Final Draft of the project that
includes Front page, table of contents, body, conclusion and
bibliography. Turn in the design of the visual and/ or model you will
create to support your research.
Friday, February 18
Turn in the Final Report (pictures in color now) with all the corrections
pointed out before.
Show evidence that the visual and/or model is being assembled.
Final Due Date:
Monday & Tuesday, February, 21st

3. Final presentations in class ; must bring the visual aid and/or models to be
used. Turn in the written report, turn in the self and team evaluation
sheet.