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This document provides instructions for completing a science fair project, including following the scientific method, designing an experiment, collecting and recording data, analyzing results, and sharing findings. It notes that the HMS science fair is November 14, 2012 and the district science fair is in February 2013. Students are guided through posing a question, forming a hypothesis, researching their topic, designing an experiment with controlled variables, recording observations, drawing conclusions, and constructing a presentation board to share their results. Potential science fair projects are suggested to avoid experiments involving human participants, vertebrate animals, hazardous agents or devices.
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- 3. PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT “WE HAVE DETECTED YOUR PARENTS’ DNA ALL OVER THIS PROJECT, BUT NONE OF YOURS.”
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- 7. DESIGN YOUR EXPERIMENT WHAT WILL MY PROCEDURE BE? PLANTS A, B, C, D, AND E WILL HAVE NO FERTILIZER ADDED. PLANTS F, G, H, I, AND J WILL HAVE THE RECOMMENDED AMOUNT OF FERTILIZER ADDED. WATER ALL PLANTS WITH AN EQUAL AMOUNT OF WATER ONCE A WEEK FOR 6 WEEKS. MEASURE PLANTS ONCE A WEEK FOR 6 WEEKS. RECORD MEASUREMENTS IN LOG BOOK.
- 8. CONTROL YOUR VARIABLES CONTROLLED VARIABLES: ALL OF THE VARIABLES THAT MUST REMAIN CONSTANT: AMOUNT OF WATER AMOUNT OF LIGHT TYPE OF PLANT TYPE OF SOIL SIZE OF POT TEMPURATURE
- 9. CONTROL YOUR VARIABLES MANIPULATED VARIABLE: THE ADDITION OF FERTILIZER RESPONDING VARIABLE PLANT GROWTH
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