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This is a step-by-step instruction guide for developing a science fair project from start to finish.

I selected a simple investigation in order to  emphasize the processes instead of explaining the experiment.

The experiment is about the browning of peeled apples and how to prevent the discoloring.

How to Organize a School Science Fair

This cartoon represent me at the end of my first experience at organizing a school science fair.

I have provided ideas to help you avoid the stress if you don’t have a clue where to start.

If you are an experienced science fair organizer,

PLEASE send ideas to me at

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26275: Janice VanCleave"s Guide to More of the Best Science Fair Projects Janice VanCleave’s Guide to More of the Best Science Fair Projects

Part 1 of this book gives details about designing and developing a science fair project. Part 2 gives ideas for exploratory experiments that can be used for topic research as well as provide ideas for designing an experiment.

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