STEM/Science Fair Resources

BEFORE YOU BEGIN ANY PROJECT,

READ THE RULES, COMPLETE THE CHECKLISTS

AND GET THE PROPER PERMISSIONS

1-Checklist-for-Adult-Sponsor.pdf

Adult Sponsor Checklist

STEM Fair Guidelines.pdf

STEM Fair Guidelines

Intel ISEF 2017 Rules_Forms.pdf

International Science and Engineering Fair Rules & Guidelines

Now that you have completed the paperwork above, it's time to get started.... PROOFREAD EVERYTHING!!!!

STEM Fair Student Journal.pdf

STEM Fair Student Journal

_Completing An Experiment Abstract.pdf

Steps to Complete An Abstract

STEM Fair Project Presentation Template.pdf

How To Prepare Your Stem Fair Google Slides

PGASF FAQs

The PGASF will be held

Visit Regeneron ISEF for rules and forms (see pdf linked above): https://www.societyforscience.org/isef/international-rules/

Each middle school can submit up to 3 projects; TAG Centers and STEM Middle Schools can submit up to 6 projects.
Each high school can submit up to 6 projects; Science and Tech High Schools and Specialty schools can submit up to 12 projects.

All projects should be checked through "Rules Wizard" to determine what forms and approvals are necessary to participate in the PGASF. Rules Wizard https://ruleswizard.societyforscience.org/

Regulated Research Institutional/Industrial Setting Form 1C
Qualified Scientist Form (2)
Risk Assessment Form (3)
Human Participants Form (4)
- Human Informed Consent Form
Vertebrate Animal Form (5A)
Vertebrate Animal Form (5B)
Potentially Hazardous Biological Agents Risk Assessment Form (6A)
Human and Vertebrate Animal Tissue Form (6B)
Continuation/Research Progression Projects Form (7)

Students may opt to use the Research Plan Template that is included in the Student Science Project Approval Packet, or they may opt to complete the research plan in paragraph form for submission with the Student Science Project Approval Packet. Either way, the student should be sure to include all required information.

All participants will need to create a tri-fold display board and a Google Slides Presentation. To assist you with creating your presentation, please use the documents linked below.

Sample Google Slides Project Template (Please review for presentation details.) Your presentation should be no longer than 12 slides (and up to 10 minutes if you are using voice-overs/recordings)
Participant Project Rubrics (Please review for details on how your presentation will be evaluated. )
**If your project is in the ‘Engineering Category’ only, you may choose to use one of your slides to embed or link to a video demonstration/simulation/animation of your prototype (1 minute maximum).

Reminders

Once projects have been reviewed and approved by the Prince George's Area Science Fair Scientific Review Committee (SRC), they will distribute project numbers.
Your presentation should not include the name of the participant or any photos of the participant. In an effort to ensure that all participant projects are based on the same criteria and rubric, it is necessary that all participants adhere to these specifications. (Please refer to the Google Slides Presentation Template).
Please remember to use the following naming convention:

*Project Number_Student First Name_Student Last Name (Example: S1205_Claire_Huxtable)

If sharing a Google Slides presentation, please remember to select 'anyone with the link can view'.

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