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Kayla Fay is mom of four sons who writes about science projects and ADHD, not necessarily in that order.
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 Middle School Science Projects for Winning Middle SchoolersMiddle school science projects aren't assigned so that every child can win the science fair, but it's the rare student that wouldn't like to be a winner. Here are four ways to improve your chances of grabbing one of those first place ribbons. Science Projects For Families With More Than One KidHave more than one kid who has a science project due? Need help soon? Here is a list of ideas to get you started on this daunting task. Elementary Science Projects For Parents Who Aren't Rocket ScientistsA science project should be a wonderful time of discovery and learning for a parent and child. Find out how to make it be - even if you aren't a rocket scientist! Elementary Science Projects - Not So Elementary, WatsonScience Projects. Elementary School teachers almost always require students to do at least one science project before they finish the fifth grade. Elementary science projects are easy to find, but finding the right project for your child can be a challenge. Here are five hints to help you find the best project for your grade school child. The Five Steps of the Scientific MethodThe scientific method is a way to ask and find the answer to scientific questions by making observations and doing experiments. Depending on which science book you read, there are either four, five or six steps to the scientific method. For the purpose of this post, we've decided to take the average, and explain The Five Steps of the Scientific Method: Observation, Question, Hypothesis, Experimentation, and Results. Winning Science Projects - Four Steps to a Blue RibbonWinning the science fair isn't supposed to be the reason our kids do science projects, but most kids really would like to win. Here are four steps to a winning project. Middle school science fair projectsMiddle school science fair projects. Most students in middle school are required to submit a science project to the science fair. Here’s a guide to helping middle schoolers to have success as they head to the fair.
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