Science Project Help

Each year thousands of junior and senior high school students across the nation undertake science projects.

Many students look for a simple project that they can do quickly to satisfy a class requirement.

Others look for a more sophisticated project. One that will ...

  1. involve an in-depth investigation of an idea in which the outcome is not known in advance.


  2. provide an opportunity to apply scientific methodology in seeking answers to a problem.

It is for this latter group of students that the books presented on this website were written.












more info Science Projects: How to Collect, Analyze, and Present Your Data
Help with the statistics of a science project.

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more info Science Projects: Book 1. Projects Ideas in the Life Sciences
Open-end project ideas in the life sciences. Author lists references to techniques for each project suggested. NOTE: The "references to techniques" are from U.S. journals.

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more info Science Projects: Book 2. Project Ideas in Chemistry and Biochemistry
Open-ended project ideas in chemistry and biochemistry. Author lists references to techniques for each project suggested. NOTE: The "references to techniques" are from U.S. journals.

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more info Preparing for the Science Fair
What you'll need to do to get ready for the science fair.

more info Writing the Science Project Report
Look here for help with writing the science project report.

more info Methods of Chromatography
Author details the art of separating and identifying chemicals.

more info How to Use a Spectrophotometer
When your project requires the use of a spectrophotometer, you'll find the help you need in this booklet.