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Learn how to make a thermometer and get a great science fair project idea. Read more.
Make A Thermometer
Elementary School
Electricity and Magnetism
This project explores ways to prevent static electrical shocks.
Controlling Static Electricity
Elementary School
Electricity and Magnetism
What is electricity and how does it produce movement in electrical charges? In this free science fair project explore the physics of electricity energy.
Movers: How Does Electricity Produce Movement?
Elementary School
Electricity and Magnetism
This science fair project idea determines what household items are good conductors of electricity.
Conductor or Insulator
Elementary School
Electricity and Magnetism
What is static electricity and how is it produced? In this free science fair project explore the phenomenon of positive and negative charges in electricity.
Stickers: How is Static Electricity Produced?
Elementary School
Electricity and Magnetism
What happens when static electricity is discharged? In this free science fair project, explore some sparks when electrons are discharged.
Zap!: What Happens When Static Electricity is Discharged?
Elementary School
Electricity and Magnetism
How can a fluorescent tube glow without being connected to an electric current? In this free science fair project, explore how fluorescent glows with rubbing.
Glow Bulb: How Can a Fluorescent Tube Glow Without Being Connected to an Electric Current?
Elementary School
Electricity and Magnetism
In this science fair project, learn about electromagnets, magnets made by an electric current flowing through a wire.
Attractive Spirals: What is an Electromagnet?
Elementary School
Electricity and Magnetism
What is an electrical conductor? Is aluminum an electrical conductor? Do this free science fair project and explore the qualities of electrical conductors
Pathway: Is Aluminum an Electrical Conductor?
Elementary School
Electricity and Magnetism
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?
Elementary School
Electricity and Magnetism
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?
Elementary School
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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?
Elementary School
Electricity and Magnetism
What is a series circuit and how does it work? Do this free science fair project and explore the electrical current flow in a series circuit.
Series: What is a Series Circuit and How Does it Work?
Elementary School
Electricity and Magnetism
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?
Elementary School
Electricity and Magnetism
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?
Elementary School
Electricity and Magnetism

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