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Home Science Fair 2020

East Valley Region

Thursday February 13th, 2020

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Target Dates for Parents to submit Entry Fees

Parents need to Register students for the science fair, before:

October 31st: $5 ($3 off for each additional child in family)

November 15th: $5 ($3 off or $2 per additional child)

December 15th: $10 ($3 off or $7 per additional child)

January 15th: $15 ($3 off or $12 per additional child)

February 1st: $20 ($3 off or $17 per additional child)

Target Dates for Students to Complete Tasks

Starting Now in October

Students get to explore areas that interest them.

Choose topics to ask questions about and experiment with.

October 31st: Topics Idea and Subject Submitted

Students focus their inquiry into a testable hypothesis, and

Plan experimental tests controlling all other variables.

November 30th: Submit Written Research Plan (This is the first three sections (Question, Hypotheis, and Proceedure or Theory, Prediction, and Tests planned)

December 1st:

Start Performing the Experiments!

Take Pictures

Record Observations

Measure Results

December 26st:

Finished with experiment

Write Your Evaluation of Results & Conclusions

January 1st:

Finish writing and print your Evaluation of Results & Conclusions

Print everything for Display: Headings, Report, Graphs and Pictures

Put all components on poster-board and prepare any other things to display

January 9th: Practice Home Science Fair

Home Science Fair 2020

February 13th:

Home Science Fair

10:30 - 11:00 a.m. Students set up their science project displays

11:00 - 1:00 a.m. Judging and time for families and the public to see the science projects. Students talk about what they did.

7:00 - 8:30 p.m. Families and the public see the science projects with the winner identified. Students talk about what they did.

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for East Valley Region

Everyone is welcome to this Home Science Fair for the East Valley Region. Homeschool students, along with private, public or charter school students are invited to participate.

Science fair projects are fun and filled with self-discovery. Students get to explore areas that interest them, choose topics to ask questions about, focus their inquiry into a testable hypothesis, and then perform the experiments! A science fair helps them go through all the steps that real scientists go through to help society learn and grow using the scientific method.

Problem-solving and critical thinking are two of the most important skills students learn in school. Science and science fair projects are a great way to build these skills.

The registration fee for the first person in the family is $5.00 and additional students from that family are $1.00 each. Students up to age 18 years of age can participate in the competition. A cash prize will be awarded to the winner along with recognition for honorable mention.

Please text Science Teacher, Allan Wade at (480)654-9233. Or contact Andreanna Slade at American Family Education arizona@afamilyedu.com or (480)721-9101.

You can also get information on our Facebook page and event:

https://www.facebook.com/HomeScienceFair/

https://www.facebook.com/events/286513632300860/

Additional information is posted by Do True Science on our YouTube playlist:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7PoR5ibPPKoDsl-vJXMKZFabLcIdzi7a

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