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Timeline: 2008-09
*dates are subject to change

Dec 3 – Question due.
Dec. 8 – Prediction due.
Dec. 10 – Variables, Materials & Procedure due.
Dec. 17 – Data Collection due.
Jan. 7 – Results & Conclusion due.
Jan. 14 – Research paper due.
Jan. 21 – Science Fair Display Checklist due.
Jan. 27 – Display Board due at school.
Jan. 29 – STEM Science Fair (Judging Conducted)

You will find resources to help students prepare for their science project and tips on how you can assist your child.

Agriculture doesn't have its own category in science fairs, but it is a part of many of the "official" categories. Here, we've put together a few basic ideas of agricultural science projects you can do. Use these ideas as a jumping-off place for coming up with your own project.

A website created by librarians for parents and kids that need a little assistance with their science experiment.

Science Fair time can be an exciting period of days, weeks, or even months in which students make new discoveries about the world around them, and about themselves. Learn more about ways to help your child become successful with their experiment.

Click to discover free resources and tips that were researched by the librarians in Prince George's County Public Library.