Science Fair Registration Form
Register your project here.
What is the Science Fair?
An opportunity for Blossom Hill students of all grades to BEE CURIOUS while applying the scientific method to conduct independent research, and to demonstrate their work at a school wide Science Fair.
What are the goals of the Science Fair?
The Blossom Hill School Science Fair aims to instill a love of the scientific method of inquiry in every student. We also hope to promote a positive learning experience by giving students an opportunity to ask questions, solve problems, set goals, manage projects, think critically and have fun with science, technology, engineering and math.
How do I sign up?
This year, in order to make the Science Fair self sustainable, there will be a participation fee of $20. This fee covers the costs of the t-shirt, medal and tri-fold display board.
Click on this link to fill out an online registration form (deadline Jan 22, 2020)
If your student has a partner:
What are the important dates?
Can I get a quick overview of what I need to do?
Yes! Download the following "everything you need to know about the science fair in 30 minutes" file:
Register your project here.
What is the Science Fair?
An opportunity for Blossom Hill students of all grades to BEE CURIOUS while applying the scientific method to conduct independent research, and to demonstrate their work at a school wide Science Fair.
What are the goals of the Science Fair?
The Blossom Hill School Science Fair aims to instill a love of the scientific method of inquiry in every student. We also hope to promote a positive learning experience by giving students an opportunity to ask questions, solve problems, set goals, manage projects, think critically and have fun with science, technology, engineering and math.
How do I sign up?
This year, in order to make the Science Fair self sustainable, there will be a participation fee of $20. This fee covers the costs of the t-shirt, medal and tri-fold display board.
Click on this link to fill out an online registration form (deadline Jan 22, 2020)
If your student has a partner:
- A separate registration form is required for EACH student (ensures each get their own t-shirt and medal)
- Partners are strongly encouraged to be from the same grade.
- Partners in separate grades can do the project together but must create separate display boards, one for each partner.
What are the important dates?
- January 8 - Applications available
- January 13-18 - Student "how to do a science fair project" presentations during class library time
- January 15 - School-wide assembly with Professor Smart
- January 22 - APPLICATIONS DUE
- February 5 - Pick up project boards outside front office from 11:30 - 12:30 pm
- February 26 - Final Projects due (in the MPR)
- February 27 and 28 - Science Fair Exhibition and class visits
- February 28 - Fifth grade participants may present projects to Fisher Middle School students
- February 28 - Family Science Showcase, 6 - 7:30 pm in Multi-Purpose Room
Can I get a quick overview of what I need to do?
Yes! Download the following "everything you need to know about the science fair in 30 minutes" file:
| science_fair_presentation_everything_you_need_to_know_2020.pdf |
Can you give me an even shorter list of what to do?
What will my student receive for participating?
- View the video on the scientific method.
- View this Mark Rober video on how to make the science fair relevant to your student.
- Read how to set up your project.
- Read about how projects will be evaluated.
- Mark your calendar for the key dates listed above.
What will my student receive for participating?
- A tri-fold display board
- A science fair t-shirt
- A feedback sheet on their project
- A medal of participation
- All the cookies possible at Family Science Showcase night
