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What is a hygrometer? It's a device that measure humidity. Learn how to make a hygrometer in this free science fair project idea. Great project for kids.
Making a Hygrometer
Middle School
Easy
Let's begin digging in your backyard. This free science fair project outlines all the materials and guides you need to become an archaeologist.
Backyard Archaeology
Middle School
Easy
What is an anemometer? It's a device use to measure wind speed. Learn how to make an anemometer in this free science fair project.
Building an Anemometer
Middle School
Easy
What effect does the duration of an earthquake have on the land surface? In this science fair project, you will use unpopped kernels of popcorn to find out!
Long Enough: What Effect does the Duration of an Earthquake Have on the Land Surface?
Middle School
Easy
What is the size of raindrops? How big or small is a raindrop? Do this free science fair project using simple materials, capture and study raindrops.
Measuring Raindrops
Middle School
Easy
How do buildings respond to lateral (side-to-side) movements produced by earthquakes? In this science fair project, model the movement with a slinky!
Side-to-Side: How do Buildings Respond to Lateral Movements Produced by Earthquakes?
Middle School
Easy
In this free science fair project, learn the process of fossil formation by making a fossil mold with shell and clay. A great science project for kids.
Rock Record: What are Fossils?
Elementary School
Easy
Did you know that an iceberg has more ice below the water's surface than above it? In this project, learn how you can model the position of an iceberg in water.
Floaters: How Can You Model the Position of an Iceberg in Water?
Middle School
Easy
Fun middle school science fair project idea on settling rate of different particles of sediments and compares the settling rate of flour and beans in water.
Settling Rate of Particles of Sediments
Middle School
Easy
In this science fair project, you will learn how to determine how much air is in snow. Use Education.com to find fun and free science fair project ideas!
Snow
Middle School
Easy
In this free science fair project idea, we learn about how Mercury is smaller in size than Earth, in the planets of our solar system.
Big and Bigger: How Can the Sizes of Mercury and Earth be Compared?
Elementary School
Astronomy
Check out this fun and easy science fair project ideas for elementary school students on the comparison of masses of other planets to the mass of the Earth.
More or Less: How Do the Masses of Other Planets Compare to the Mass of Earth?
Elementary School
Astronomy
Check out this fun and easy elementary school science fair project idea on the role of intrusive volcanism in changing the shape of earth's crust.
Lifter: How Does Intrusive Volcanism Change the Shape of the Earth's Crust?
Elementary School
Geology
Fun elementary science project helps students in comparing the period of rotation of different parts of Earth and direction of rotation of other planets.
Twirlers: How Does the Period of Rotation of Different Parts of Earth Compare?
Elementary School
Astronomy
In this free science fair project idea, you will learn how to build a 3-D model of Earth.
3-D Model of Earth
Middle School
High School

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