Links

There are many, many suggestions for projects on the web - before you look at them, think of things that interest you or that you have questioned and write these down. The best ideas are often already in your head!

• Developing an experimental project: Example - The need to knead
• Youth Science Foundation Ethics Guidelines for human participation and the use of animals in science fair projects
• Youth Science Foundation has general information and Ethics links
• Science Buddies
• The Canada-Wide Science Fair
• The Canadian Virtual Science Fair (VSF)
• Intel International Science and Engineering Fair: Student Project Information. Includes resources and tips to help students get started and complete science fair projects. Good for students in Grades 8-12.
• The SMARTS Guide to Science Fairs from YSF (589 kB file)
• The Science Fair Guide presented by Science World British Columbia (WARNING! VERY LARGE 8.10 MB file)
• Handy information from the BC Science Fair Foundation
• BC's Science World
• The Discovery Channel
• New Scientist - an international science magazine
• BBC Science and Nature
• Science and Nature from the PBS
• Science and technology news coverage at Scientific American
• Astronomy from JPL-NASA
• The beautiful Visual Periodic Table
• Or just try searching the internet... there is a whole world of information out there!

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