it needs to be able to have a hypothesis, high or middle school
Any ideas of an science fair experiment that involves magnetism for a high school-er?
i cant really do plants because my teacher said if i did do an experiment on them, i would need 30 or more plants.
no fire. no explosions. no dangerous chemicals.
Also, what materials are needed?
I need a science fair experiment around 8th grade level and under about $30 to make. It doesn’t have to be original but not a common project like What Is The Best Penny Cleaner? (I did that in 5th grade). I need to finish it in about a month but I need an idea by tomorrow. More Info: I like creating stuff, recycling, chemicals, microscopic life, food experiments, physics, and drawing. Thanks! 
I need a quick idea for a science fair experiment. I had an experiment all planned out and written up, but due to the “moving up” of the due date from January 26 to January 11, I was unable to acquire the necessary test subjects and materials. So, I need a relatively original experiment that can be done in a timely manner. I would really like some help on this.
Ok, I’m a pretty “good” student, and science is a strong subject. I’ve won before, so I’d prefer maybe a grade level 7-8 project. 
I have a science fair coming up in a little over two weeks, and I still don’t have a project. Any ideas?
1. It must follow the scientific method
2. I prefer an 8th grade level project or higher
3. And because I attend a private school it would be best if it didn’t have to do with evolution
Thanks for your help!
I am needing EASY, LOW costing, science fair experiments. My possible topics are: astronomy, chemistry(experiments using non-harmful acids, etc.), and musical sciences. Please help!
This is the experiment I want to do: http://www.sciencebuddies.org/science-fair-projects/project_ideas/BioChem_p015.shtml
I need a way to change this experiment so I can come up with numbers for data.
For example,
Will the density of the fruit/substance effect how much DNA is visible?
With this I have comparable numbers; density, amount of visible DNA, etc.
