What works at high school level
Judges expect controls, repeated trials and an honest analysis of error. Choose a project where you can collect enough data points to graph a trend, not just compare two bars.
Projects that fit high school students, roughly ages 14–18. Every one shows how long it takes, what it costs, what supervision it needs and which variables you are testing.
199 published projects in this collection
Judges expect controls, repeated trials and an honest analysis of error. Choose a project where you can collect enough data points to graph a trend, not just compare two bars.
Each project page carries an at-a-glance panel with a cost estimate, a realistic time estimate, the hazards involved and whether adult supervision is required, so you can check suitability before any materials are bought.
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