You will work in a group of your choosing to create a display board that presents information about your science fair project. 

Your display must contain the following elements:

1. Title - Name of Project

2. Question - A question you are trying to answer through your research and experiment

3. Hypothesis - A prediction that you make of the results before conducting your experiment

4. Report - You will write your report in your English class. You must place a copy of your report in front of your display board.

5. Books and Resources - A list of books, websites, and other resources used for your experiment

6. Materials - A list of the supplies needed for your experiment

7. Procedure - The steps or directions you used to conduct the experiment

8. Variables - The parts of the experiment that will stay the same and what will be tested to get results

9. Results - Graphs and tables showing what happened after you conducted your experiment

10. Conclusion - Telling what happened . . . Did it work? Was your hypothesis correct? What did you learn?

11. Application - Explain how your experiment relates to the real world

12. Pictures - Pictures, pictures, and more pictures!

13. Background - A short summary of the research you obtained

The picture below provides specific information about the layout of your display board. 

You will work in a group to write a report that explains all parts of your science fair project. You will go over all parts of the writing process and APA format in you English class. 

Requirements:

1. Your report must be in APA format.

2. Your resport must include: 

   • Title Page

   • Acknowledgements

   • Table of Contents

   • Statement of Purpose

   • Hypothesis 

   • Research

   • Materials

   • Procedures

   • Observation and Results

   • Conclusion

   • References

3. You must use at least three sources for the research section of your report. All sources used must be properly cited in the paper and on the references page.