A site with beautiful multimedia content providing online lessons and interactive movies on the study of sience and technology. Limited free access

Science fair judging form samples used in an elementary school and a high school as well as instructions and steps

If you're looking for help with a science fair project, this site will guide you to a variety of web site resources, leading you through the necessary steps to successfully complete a science experiment

A simple but useful site on how to handle the different sections of a successful science fair project, by Lynne Bleeker (a science teacher, former science fair organizer and judge, and parent)

This site describes the 5 types of science fair projects that you can perform. It also has links to many articles on different science and technology articles

7 steps for preparing a great science fair project as well as a comprehensive description of the scientific method

Contains good tips on how to select a topic for your science project, how to prevent becoming stressed by your project timeline, and how to present your science project

The Mad Scientist Explains the Scientific Method. Get coached by the Mad Scientist himself!

This site has references to books that contain science fair project set up by the Detroit Public Library

A Simple portal for science fair projects set up by the Detroit Public Library

A beautiful multimedia-rich site that has many interesting interactive movies on various science topics. An excellent learning site for elementary school kids especially

An excellent site dedicated to the study of science. Has very detailed explanations and illustrations on many scientific phenomena

A large blog containing many articles on recent advances in science, with of interesting comments from readers

The Science Learning Network has links to many online science museums around the world

This blog is a good place to start if you want to explore many different areas of science. It also has some links to resources for your science fair project

CSTA represents science educators statewide - in every science discipline at every grade level, Kindergarten through University.

A unique science learning resource for K-12 students, teachers, and administrators created through the collaboration of researchers at the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, curriculum and technology integration specialists from Teachers College, Columbia

Whilst this site may not seem directly relevant to science fair projects, we personally think that this really cool site is worth the visit, especially if you've always had questions about any dog breeds, history or behaviour of these friendly pets!

We've found BIGpedia to be a really amazing online encyclopedia where you can learn about almost anything under the sun! The Science, History, American History and Biographies sections (plus virtually everything else that you'll find on the site) are simp

Visit the Ventura County Science Fair website

A very useful site for science projects on visual perception

This school science fair site has been referenced by a number of other schools in our region of the country. There is a tremendous amount of "how to" and "idea" information for your science fair projects, plus a number of exemplary projects.

Courtesy of the Greater Essex County District School Board