Lights are out for this project. Find out if you can grow healthy plants in the dark. This experiment will take at least 1-2 weeks to complete and involves plant studies.

This is a really pretty project but you need a steady hand to succeed. This simple project uses physical science to demonstrate a scientific principle.

How green is your thumb? This experiment will take at least 2 weeks to complete. This science project involves plant studies.

You don’t need to be a great cook to discover this trick. This simple project uses physical science to demonstrate a scientific principle.

Solve this ancient debate the scientific way! This simple experiment uses physical science to demonstrate a scientific principle.

You will get a real charge out of this experiment! This project uses physical science to demonstrate a scientific principle.

Find out if your brain is smarter than you think! This simple project uses a human study to demonstrate a scientific principle.

Let’s find out what stuff a magnet attracts or repels. This experiment uses physical science to demonstrate a scientific principle.

Which is Brighter? Sunlight or a 100-watt Light Bulb? Which is the brightest light in the land? Now you’ll know! This project involves a comparative study.

Not all string is created equal. Discover for yourself which product is better. This project involves a comparative study.

How do you even pronounce it? Do plants really need sunlight to grow? This science experiment involves plant studies and gathering information by visual observation. Plan on at least 1 week to complete.

This is a Gas! Learn all about making CO2 gas. Don’t worry though. It’s harmless, just a lot of fun. This experiment uses chemical science to demonstrate a scientific principle.

Let’s get downright fizzy! This science experiment uses chemical science to demonstrate a scientific principle.

If you don’t like swimming in cold water, which would you choose? Now you’ll know! This experiment uses physical science to demonstrate a scientific principle.

You will be investigating the wonderful world of mold. This project uses biological science to demonstrate a scientific principle.

Sounds nasty but this is really a lot of fun! This science experiment uses physical science to demonstrate a scientific principle.

Round up some friends to take this test. This science project involves a human study.

If you love animals and want to help people, this project is purr-fect! This advanced project uses a human study.

You’ll get a real jolt out of this project! This science experiment uses physical science to demonstrate a scientific principle.

Discover the best way to study effectively! This simple project uses a human study.

This is a really dee-lish-ous experiment. This project involves a human study.

Check out your green thumb with this study. This project involves a comparative plant study and will take at least 2 weeks to complete.

You can clean up as you find the answer to this question. This project uses a comparative study to demonstrate a scientific principle.

Want to see stars? You can create your own constellation with this experiment. This project uses physical science to demonstrate a scientific principle.

By using common household materials, you can make a camera that will produce pictures. Making and using a pinhole camera will acquaint you with the basic elements of photography while providing an inexpensive and interesting way to take pictures.

Test the force of electricity against the awesome strength of magnetism. This project uses physical science to demonstrate a scientific principle.

So, you already know you can grow a plant but what happens when you try to grow a plant upside-down? This science project will take at least 2 weeks to complete and involves plant studies.

Have you ever wondered why your soap won’t lather up? Solve the mystery with this simple project. This experiment uses chemical science to demonstrate a scientific principle.

Find out how the forensic crime investigators approximate the height of a criminal from the size of the footprints. This project involves a human study.

Learn how to build an electroscope. This Level 3 science project demonstrates a scientific principle.

This is an excellent project for a student who wants to help trim the school budget. This project will sharpen your investigative skills, so expect to spend at least a week with the research portion.

Do optical illusions really work? Now is the time to find out. This interesting project uses a human study to demonstrate a scientific principle.

You won’t believe your eyes with this experiment. This project uses physical science to demonstrate a scientific principle.

You can amaze your friends with this trick. This experiment uses physical science to demonstrate a scientific principle.

Let’s get fizzy, baby. This experiment uses chemical science to demonstrate a scientific principle. Since this project involves fire, ask an adult to help you.

Did you ever think a science project could be so much fun? This will also help you to understand the science of aerodynamics. Since you need to use a knife with this project, the Professor recommends that a responsible adult assist you with the cutting.

Learn how to conduct a moisture test. Since you need to use a knife with this project, the Professor recommends that a responsible adult assist you with the cutting.

Learn to make a simple water drip device based on an ancient Greek drip clock.