Plainfield School District Science Fair

Welcome to the home of the Plainfield School District Science Fair 2020!

Welcome to the site of the 2020 Plainfield School District Science Fair! On this site, you can...

Register to participate in the competition
See qualifications, rules, individual and team scoring (for medals and the traveling trophy)
Find the fair schedule
See the grading rubric
Learn about this FUNDRAISER for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital (below)
Contact PlainfieldScienceFair@gmail.com with questions, comments, or concerns
Follow us on Twitter! More information can be found on @scifair202 https://twitter.com/scifair202

The Science Fair will be on January 25, 2020, 7 AM - 12 PM hosted by Plainfield North High School. Parents, teachers, and students are welcome. See the schedule here.

Don't forget to bring your team's $12 CASH entry fee/donation to a science fair representative by January 20, 2020!

Cause

This is a fundraiser event!!! In the spirit of science and discovery, 100% of your $12 cash entry fee to the Science Fair goes cancer research at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital!!!

In order to maximize our donations to this cause, all entry fees must be turned into a school representative by January 20th, 2020 in order to participate in the competition.

There will be a donation bucket at the fair for any additional donations anyone would like to make.

Learn more about St. Jude's cause here.

What Do I Do for a Science Fair?

The answer is left open ended on purpose! Be creative, search for ideas. If you have a few general ideas in mind, just wait for the judging rubric to come out and see what will fit best! Your entry has to demonstrate a scientific principle, but the more creative the method, the better! You're welcome to invent something new or a model, and explain what scientific concepts it uses, or you're welcome to do a lab demonstrating a principle. The goal will be to construct/demonstrate a interesting scientific concept through a creative demo, model, etc. and present it through the concepts of science. As long as it connects back to science and you created the project, it's fair game!

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