Science Project Title Category Student Name Materials Problem

Science Project Title Category: Student Name Materials Problem / Question Enter your question here (statement of the problem) Hypothesis/Engineering Goal • Write hypothesis before you begin the experiment • This should be an If…then…because… statement based on your research • If you are doing an engineering project, this section should be your Engineering Goal Photos Quantity (detailed list) Materials (be specific) Amount Item Amount Item 2. This should be step 2 Results/Data Analysis • Include results based on your experiments • Result 2 • Result 3 Procedure 1. Write out all steps in your procedure in a numbered list MS. or HS. Project Data / Observations • Observation 1 Charts • Observation 2 • Observation 3 Variables Controlled variables Independent variable Dependent variable • These are kept the same throughout your experiments • The one variable you purposely change and test • The measure of change observed because of independent variable • Decide how you will measure the change Variables may look different for engineering design projects. Photos Graphs Conclusion • Brief summary of what you discovered based on results • Indicate and explain whether or not the data supports your hypothesis

Project Title Student Name Project Board Rules • A virtual project board must be uploaded prior to the deadline set for the fair. • All ISEF Display and Safety Rules must be followed as well as any additional rules below. Category: Abstract Include your abstract summary. Do not use the official abstract form here, just copy and paste the summary portion. • Students are allowed a maximum of five slides. • Information to include in the slides are: Your name and category and if this is a middle school or high school project. Also include the following: Problem/Question, Hypothesis or Engineering Goal, Variables, Materials, Procedure, Data, Graphs, Results, Conclusion, Abstract, Bibliography, and Photo Credits. • Set up the information needed for the project in a way that would create a story about your project. Students should use the template to develop their slides. Students are strongly encouraged to format the slides to change colors, text box sizes, move panels, etc. Be creative but follow the guidelines of what information to be included as listed above. Bibliography/Works Cited Include print and electronic sources in alphabetical order. • Font on the boards must be 28 pt or larger. • If slides contain photographs with people other than the researcher, the researcher must have photo releases available upon request. • The slides may NOT include any animations or videos. However, you can add a link to a video. It is up to the judges on whether or not they view the video. • The slides may NOT include any offensive or inappropriate images or photographs. • The slides may NOT include any reference to an institution or mentor that supported the work or to any patents pending. • The slides may NOT include any personal information such as email address, home address, phone number, or social media contacts. Photo Credits All photos, images, and graphics were done by the researcher or parent unless otherwise stated. IF YOU TOOK IMAGES FROM A WEBSITE, GIVE THEM CREDIT ON YOUR BOARD. Summary of Background Research (optional) Add a brief overview of the background research for your project. MS. or HS. Project Use the rest of the space to add extra information to complete this slide such as additional photographs, charts, graphs, as other research information. A maximum of 5 slides may be used for the Power. Point presentation.