General Information All middle school students will be participating in the Judson Independent School District 2nd annual science fair. Form 1A ( Research.

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General Information All middle school students will be participating in the Judson Independent School District 2nd annual science fair. Form 1A ( Research Plan) will be due the 1st Friday of the 1st week of the upcoming 2013-2014 school year. The district wide science fair will be held on November 1st 2013.

Science Fair Judging Criteria

Scientific Thought (30 points) Does the project follow the scientific method? (question or goal, hypothesis, method, data, conclusion) Is the problem clearly and unambiguously stated? Are the procedures appropriate, organized and thorough? Is the information collected accurate and complete? If controls were necessary, did the student recognize their need and were they correctly used? Are the variables clearly recognized and defined? Are the conclusions accurate and based upon results? Does the project show the child is familiar with the topic? Does the project represent real study and effort? Is a list of references or bibliography available?

Creative Ability (30 points) How unique is the project? Does the exhibit show original thinking or a unique method or approach? Is it significant and unusual for the age of the student? Does the project demonstrate ideas arrived by the child?

Clarity (10 points) Did the student clearly communicate the nature of the problem, how the problem was solved, and the conclusions? Are the problems, procedures, data, and conclusions presented clearly, and in a logical order? Did the student clearly and accurately articulate in writing what was accomplished? Is the objective of the project likely to be understood by one not trained in the subject area? Is attention sustained by the project and focused on the objective?

Skill (15 points) & Thoroughness (15 points) How well did the student design and construct the exhibit? Is the display visually appealing? Does the project show effort and good craftsmanship by the student? Has the student acknowledged help received from others?

Today’s Goal Today, your goal is to begin preparations for your science fair project by deciding what your project will be about and researching information that will be helpful in the construction of an award winning science project.