All Science Fair Projects
Over 500 FREE Science Fair Project Ideas!
 | Comparing the learning abilities of hamsters and mice   This experiment was performed to find out if hamsters and mice are able to learn and recall what is learnt. The experiment also compares the speed of learning of hamsters and mice. | ||
| |||
 | A comparison of the thermal insulation properties of different clothing materials This science fair project was conducted to compare the thermal insulation properties of clothes that are made of different materials (wool, cotton, polyester, flannel and Gore-Tex). | ||
| |||
| What colors are birds attracted to? This experiment asks a simple question: what colors are birds attracted to? The birds in this experiment were shown feeders that had different colors (red, orange, blue, green and white). | ||
| |||
| Comparing the competitive nature of roosters and hens Roosters and hens are competitive creatures. This experiment was conducted to compare the competitiveness of roosters and hens. 1 month old and 6 months old roosters and hens were used. | ||
| |||
| The relationship between the size of a bird and its perching behavior This experiment was conducted to investigate the relationship between the size of a bird and its perching behavior. Specifically, does the size of a bird affect the distance that it puts between itself and another bird, when both are perching on a wire? Crows and house sparrows were used as subjects for this experiment. | ||
| |||
| Territorial behavior of hamsters This science fair project was done to find out if hamsters are territorial animals. The tests were done by placing several pairs of hamsters in cages and observing their behavior. | ||
| |||
| Effect of milk on plant growth This science fair project was conducted to determine if watering plants with milk affects their growth. The experiment was done using tomato plants and watering them with water and milk.
| ||
| |||
| Soil fertility and ants This experiment was conducted to find out whether the fauna inhabiting the soil will help with soil fertility and plant growth. The experiment was done using ants together with radish plants. | ||
| |||
 | The effectiveness of household cleaning agents for killing bacteria This science fair project was done to find out how effective common household cleaning agents are against bacteria. The science project experiment involved using water, dishwashing liquid, Dettol and Clorox. | ||
| |||
| How far can a squirrel jump? We know that squirrels are able to hop and jump a great distance - but exactly how far can a squirrel really jump? Some say its more than 10 times the length of their bodies! This science fair project was conducted to answer this question. Our experiment involves making squirrels jump from one table to another and increasing the distance between the tables gradually, to ascertain the limits. | ||
| |||
Page 2 of
6
Science kits, science lessons, science toys, maths toys, hobby kits,
science games and books - these are some of many products that can
help give your kid an edge in their science fair projects, and develop
a tremendous interest in the study of science. When shopping for
a science kit or other supplies, make sure that you carefully review
the features and quality of the products. Compare prices by going
to several online stores. Read product reviews online or refer to
magazines.
Copyright (C) 2013 All Science Fair Projects.com. All Rights Reserved.
Site
All Science Fair Projects Homepage
All Science Fair Projects Homepage
Search | Browse |
Links | Handbook |
From-our-Editor |
Books |
Help
Contact | Privacy | Disclaimer| Copyright notice
Contact | Privacy | Disclaimer| Copyright notice