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Can electric current move through water? Do this free science fair project and explore whether water is an electrical conductor. Great project for kids.
Give and Take: Can an Electric Current Move Through Water?
Electricity and Magnetism
Elementary School
Can electricity produce a magnet? Do this free science fair project and see how and why electricity can produce a magnet. A great science project for kids.
Attractive: Can Electricity Produce a Magnet?
Electricity and Magnetism
Elementary School
How do magnets produce movement in a wire? Do this free science fair project and explore how magnets make current move in a wire. Great project for kids.
Jerker: How Does a Magnet Produce Movement in a Current-Carrying Wire?
Electricity and Magnetism
Elementary School
How can fuses protect electric wires from overheating? In this free science fair project, you can explore and learn how fuses protect wires from heating up.
Protectors: How do Fuses Protect Wires From Overheating?
Electricity and Magnetism
Elementary School
This science fair project investigates which type of light bulbs are the best at producing flattering photographs in both flash and non-flash conditions.
Lighten Up! How Light Affects Photograph Quality
Electricity and Magnetism
Middle School
In this free science fair project idea, we model how electrons transmit charges with magnets, to reflex the movement of an electric current.
Electric Current: Movement of Charges
Electricity and Magnetism
Middle School
This science fair project idea determines which brand of batteries have the longest life.
Supercharged! Which Batteries Last Longest?
Electricity and Magnetism
Elementary School
Can magnets generates electric current? In this free science fair project, you'll explore how and why magnets product electric current.
Generator: Can a Magnet Produce an Electric Current?
Electricity and Magnetism
Elementary School
Does an electric current affect a compass? In this free science fair project, you can explore how and why electric current affect a compass.
Pointer: Does an Electric Current Affect a Compass?
Electricity and Magnetism
Elementary School
This science fair project idea determines what household items are good conductors of electricity.
Conductor or Insulator
Electricity and Magnetism
Elementary School
The purpose of this science fair project is to determine which brands of batteries last the longest.
Which Brand of Batteries Is Stronger or Lasts Longer?
Electricity and Magnetism
Elementary School
This science fair project idea explores if an LED light can be powered by vegetables and/or fruits.
Vegetable Power
Electricity and Magnetism
Middle School
The purpose of this science fair project is to prove that mealworms exposed to an electromagnetic field will develop more quickly.
Effects Of An Electromagnetic Field On Mealworms
Electricity and Magnetism
Middle School
What is electrical resistance? What factors contribute to electrical resistance? Do this free science fair project and explore these questions.
Resistance: Does the Thickness of a Wire Affect the Flow of an Electric Circuit?
Electricity and Magnetism
Elementary School
What is a parallel circuit and how does it work? Do this free science fair project and explore electrical currents in a parallel circuit.
Parallel: What is a Parallel Circuit and How Does it Work?
Electricity and Magnetism
Elementary School

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