Science Projects for 6th graders?

Answer 1

Do a search here on Yahoo Answers for "science fair projects" and you will get loads of help. This question is asked quite often. Good luck with it.

Answer 2

My daughter is a 6th grader and she recently did a project that took her to LBUSD's City Wide Science Fair

Explanation:
She had 6 ice cubes....she used different substances like water, vinegar, rubbing alcohol, water, hot peppers, salt, etc.

Then she timed it and was looking for which substance was going to be able to make ice melt the fastest.

The materials she used were
bowls
ice
a timer
a camera
substances above ^


I am not going to tell the answer because it is the 6th grader that needs to find out

Answer 3

You have to use the Scientific Method. Go to:
www.energquest.ca.gov/projects/index.html
It has a TON of Science projects. May I suggest "Light By Friction."

Answer 4

Grow mold in the refrigerator. Use cheese or bread or whatever. Put it in a container or plastic bag with the date and add water or open it up to the air and document each day and process. You would be surprised how fast mold will grow and what it looks like at different stages.

Answer 5

It is neat if you have the materials to demonstrate a fulcrum. It will show how much work can be done by leverage. How a 100 lb girl can lift 200 lbs with one arm.

Answer 6

Teeth / Tooth Decay entitled, "What's That Monster In My Mouth?" Do big paper mache tooth w/ cavity. Label and prepare oral presentation w/ general info. regarding teeth and then talking about how not taking care of teeth creates decay & cavities. My daugter won 1st place for this....not too hard, very educational and fun :)

Answer 7

Baking Soda && Vinegar Volcanoes.

Answer 8

what about it?

Answer 9

blow something up