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• How to Build a Mousetrap Car
  Building a mousetrap car is an easy and fun science project. Simple step by step instructions will enable any student to create a working mousetrap car. Trouble shooting and tips will provide students with additional information and suggestions.
• Experiments with Sound Waves for Kids
  Looking for a cool science experiment for this year's fair? Check out these experiments for kids about sound waves, and see if any of them piques your interest.
• Tips on Creating a Great Science High School Fair Project
  If you have a high school science fair coming up and need some tips on how to create a great project, then look no further. You'll find some useful suggestions right here.
• How It Melts: A Science Project on Ice Cubes and Ice Cream
  If you love ice cream, here are three science projects you will not want to pass up. Ice cubes are going to challenge ice cream; two flavors will race, and crushed ice will see if it is a match for ice cream in these experiments dealing with melting. It's hard to believe you are learning!
• Gravity Science Project Ideas
  Interested in doing some experiments on gravity? This makes a great subject for a science fair. These ideas are perfect for grade school, middle school and high school level students.
• Forest Diorama Project Ideas
  There are many different types of forests; creating a diorama is a fun way to learn about the geography, topography and animal life in a specific forest environment. First you'll discover about the plants, animals and weather associated with the types of forests, then you can build your own model.
• How to Make a Step Pyramid
  Step pyramids were ancient stone structures built in Egypt and several other places around the world. You can create your own at home (a model) several different ways. Learn how to here!
• Steps to Make a Diorama of a Biome
  There are at least many different types of biomes in the world, so you have a lot of choice when it comes to creating a diorama. Find some help picking which biome to create and then learn how to pull all the elements together.
• Three Cool Science Experiments with Bread Mold
  You've seen them before. Those fuzzy, green-gray spots that show up on food after it's been hanging around your fridge for too long. They look gross, smell worse and ruin any chance you had of enjoying a peanut butter sandwich. However, they do provide the perfect opportunity for some experiments!