A Punta Gorda middle schooler’s concern for her grandfather has inspired a national award-winning science fair project.

We're asking K-12 students and teachers to share videos and photos of their science fair projects, including an explanation of the experiment and what was learned. What are the best soils for plants ...

Will oysters survive if submerged in motor oil? Roberto Clemente sixth-grader Luis set out to answer that question — as he crafted a locally relevant science fair project focused on environmental ...

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Whether it’s discovering if slug slime makes a good sealant or what soil is best for growing plants, science projects can teach us how to conduct experiments and discover new information about our ...

As a little girl, I always enjoyed learning new things and investigating why things happened and how they worked. I always wanted to expand my knowledge. In fifth grade, I was eager to do my first ...

Judah Wong, a sophomore in Glacier High School's Technology Student Association, makes adjustments to his disc-flipping robot at the Flathead County Science Fair at the Flathead County Fairgrounds ...

FLINT, MI – Students from 11 counties presented their science projects to judges at the Flint Regional Science & Engineering Fair on Saturday, March 18, at the University of Michigan-Flint. A chance ...

Mar. 4—BEMIDJI — A mainstay of the Northern Minnesota Regional Science Fair, Grand Rapids High School junior Adam Jacobson went meta for this year's science project. on Friday, the fair provided the ...

About three minutes into “Science Fair,” filmmakers Cristina Costantini and Darren Foster summarize their project. An inexpressive narrator delivers the following: “More than seven million students ...

The 39th annual Humboldt County Doris Niles Science Fair was held virtually on March 12. Students in fourth through 12th grades from nearly 15 Humboldt County schools competed in the online event.