Secondary Instructional Site

 Columbus Regional Science and Engineering  Fair  (CRSEF)

Resources

           Checklist of Forms (complete all required forms)                         

Topic

Downloads and Links

 Instructional Pages

Assessment

Academic Events

AP Courses

Classroom Management

Content-Area Literacy

District Initiatives

ESOL 6-12 Classrooms  

GAPSS Analysis

GPS Training Materials

Grants

Instructional Support Units

Math Sites

Science Sites

Science Fair Site

Social Studies Sites

Textbook Adoption

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Registration

 

School Registration for participation - fax to 706-748 2081

Project Registration, complete and return with all required project forms to Suzanne Evans, MCSD Secondary Instructional Specialist, 1120 Bradley Drive, Columbus, Georgia 31901 by  5:00 p.m. on January 15, 2009. Print copies of page 3 of the document for all participants.

Fair Dates

February 10, 2009- project displays and judging

February  11, 2009 -          public viewing

Hosted by Columbus State University

Columbus State University, Elizabeth Bradley Turner Center MAP

Feb. 12, 2009 -Awards Ceremony

Columbus Museum, 7:00 p.m.

Selecting the Topic

Science Buddies: Topic Wizard

Project Ideas by Science Buddies

Ask an Expert by Science Buddies

Middle School Project Ideas

Georgia Science and Engineering Fair- Rules

 

Rules

Forms from GA Science and Engineering Site

Forms Wizard

Checklist of Forms

 

Science Fair Steps - Visual Guide

Student Timeline

The Scientific Method

Completing a Science Fair Project - A through E

Steps for Completing a Project by Science Buddies

Completing a Science Fair Project by Western Nevada Fair

The Paper

The Great Notebook

What Judges Are Looking For

Intel International Science and Engineering Fair

 

California State Science Fair: an excellent resources page of Science Fair links to help get started with projects.

The EDUZONE Science Links has a good resource link page with page a variety of research options from a more specific Science Fair Research page providing links to all types of science related sites to the National Student Research Center.

Internet Scout Project is designed to help you find the resources you need on the Internet. Funded in part by NSF, the project is devoted to finding online resources most valuable to the education community.

NASA Life Sciences Support Contract Science Project Guidelines provides a comprehensive set of guidelines on the fundamentals of putting together a science fair project.

Science Hobbyist/Science Club Science Fair Idea Exchange

The World-Wide-Web Virtual Library: Science Fairs  has a comprehensive list that attempts to provide "every science fair accessible through the "World Wide Web", whether of global or local scope.