Sheila Said:

Any good ideas for 6th grade science fair project?

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How about a project about Rabies. The title would be the effect of rabies on dogs.

Susan Said:

What are some original 7th grade science fair projects?

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Some shops claim that their plastic bags are degradable. You could get different plastic bags and bury them in compost and see how they react.

Jacqueline Said:

Any good ideas for a 6th grade science fair project?

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for my 6th grade science project i tested lead levels in different water sources with those easy testers u can buy off the internet. ex. the tap, bottled, a well, etc

Nora Said:

Whats a 6th grade science fair project that can be done tonight?

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This is quick and easy http://pbskids.org/zoom/activities/sci/yeastpartii.html

Dorothy Said:

6th grade science fair projects?

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Cool! I am actually in 8th grade and we did this big project that had to be on a tri-board in science. I did and experiment recording the growth of plants with different liquids like diet coke, regular coke, diet sprite, regular sprite, root beer, diet doctor peeper, or regular doctor peeper, to see which one would grow the largest and which one would grow the smallest amount. I tried with Radish seeds because they grow the fastest.

My friend did a project to see if onions would burn your eyes more if they were warm or cold. He put one in the freezer, on the the refrigerator, one in room temperature and one by the stove where it would get warm from time to time. He calculated to see if his eyes got irritated.

My other friend did a science experiment to see which brand of pop-corn would pop the most popcorn. she tried three brands but you can try a couple more. It made her look smart because she made a pie chard on how many burned, how many popped and how many were unpopped.

My other friend did a science experiment on plants to see if the plant root would transport more water if the plant had long ro

Earl Said:

Cool Electricty or Magnetism experiments/projects for the 6th grade Science Fair?

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Build a coil gun!
You just need a cylinder-shaped magnet, a tube that the magnet fits in loosely, and some thin coated wire.
Wrap the tube with many turns of the thin wire. Place the magnet inside the tube and touch the ends of the wire to a battery. The magnet shoots out of the tube. For an experiment, see how more turns of wire change the distance you can shoot the magnet.
good luck!