What's the deal
with science projects?

Sometimes they can be a DISASTER...

You've got two weeks to come up with a topic, conduct an experiment or build something...

then you run around like crazy trying to get it finished on time, you're carrying it to school, it gets rained on, you drop it on the pavement...

by the time you get there, the gizmo you built is in pieces, your note cards are soaking wet and you stand up in front of the class with nothing. it's a disaster.

So we're here to make it pretty easy and fun too, by giving you all that you need (okay, not ALL, you have to use your own supplies), but we do give you...

√   A Blue Print for organizing your experiment and reporting results

√   Step-by-Step Experiments

• Testing for Ground-Level Ozone (Difficulty: Easy to Moderate)
• Correlating Aerosol Knowledge and Consumer Use (Difficulty: Moderate)

• Measuring Atmospheric Ozone from the Ground (Difficulty: Moderate to Advanced)

• Measuring Atmospheric Ozone from Satellite (Difficulty: Moderate to Advanced)

• The Effect of Increased UV Levels on Population Growth (Difficulty: Moderate to Advanced/Adult Supervision Recommended)

• The Foaming Bottle Model (Difficulty: Easy to Moderate)

• The Gelatin Party (Difficulty: Easy to Moderate)

√   A Sample Lab Report

So pick an experiment and get started!