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8th grade science fair topics


Question Posted Wednesday December 17 2008, 4:50 pm

im in 8th grade and we have to hand in science fair topics. like, what we want to test and what the procedures are. i've been looking on the internet and couldn't find anything.

so can you find me a really good science fair topic, and explain how im going to test it? thanks.

ps - the topic has to be easy/medium and not having to buy something that is hard to find


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Peeps answered Friday December 19 2008, 8:49 pm:
When I was younger I tested which diapers were more absorbent and did a better job than others. It was easy for me because I had relative who had recently given birth so I can a selection of diaper brands to test. I followed the scientific method and tested each diaper by placing a cup of water in it and having it sit, positioned in a cup, for three hours. Then I figured out how much water each diaper leaked, if any. Ta-da, I figured out which brand was worth the purchase.

There are a lot of science fair projects and topics you can go through with. Most of them are fairly simple an require very little money.

There are ideas like:

Which brand of popcorn seems to have most kernels popped when finished cooking? Simply purchase a few brands of popcorn and pop a few bags of each, pop them the exact same way for the exact same time, and count out how many un-popped kernels are left in each bag and see if a brand has more un-popped kernels left.

Here is a link to an idea of "Do peanuts contain enough energy for heating water? How do you measure this energy?":

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Here is a link to the topic of "How Accurately Do The Egg Producers Measure Their Eggs?":

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Check out this link for science fair project ideas:

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Simply click "browse" and choose a subject from there. You can surely find something that sparks your interest. It is fairly easy to carry out the project, too, since the information on each step is already provided for you.

Here is also a science fair project idea link:

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Just click which category sounds interesting and choose an experiment. It will then list which grades are appropriate for which experiment. It may take a little time to find a good experiment for you, but it is very interesting and helpful. Step-by-step instructions are also provided there.

Make sure to complete the experiment yourself and not just read the sites and write down what they say happened. It's better if you do it yourself in case someone asks you questions about the experiment. Your own personal experience while doing the experiment you choose will help you out a lot.

I hope you find what you're looking for. If you have any more questions please feel free to ask me! :)

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