Cool Science Fair Projects...
Buy And Download

I have started putting together some small ebooks of cool science fair projects you may buy and download. These ebooks contain one or more easy projects with complete instructions. Most can be done with items you probably already have at home. Each description below will tell you if you need to purchase any supplies in particular.

These ebooks are inexpensive and start at just 99 cents. They are in pdf format and you will need Adode Reader to view them. Most likely you already have it, if not its a free download here...Adobe Reader.

This ebook contains three simple projects suitable for first to third grade students. You will most likely have everything at home to do these. Any items you don't have can be purchased at most any grocery store and department store.

This ebook has three projects which may be most appropriate for students in grade 4 or above. Younger students can certainly do these very easily but may not have been exposed to these science concepts yet. All experiments may be done with items found in the home or any grocery store.

This ebook contains a single project that can probably be completed in one week or less. The only item you may have to purchase here is a small pack of garden seeds. This project would be appropriate for most any age student but those you have studied biology related to plants would find it more interesting I think.

This ebook has three projects that are easy to do and require only inexpensive materials.

The first project requires some white and black food coloring, and two small clear glasses.

For the next project you will need a small fan, a swallow pan, and a lab type thermometer.

And for the last project you need an inexpensive compass so you can tell north and south, and access to a wooded area that has larger trees and logs.

This ebook has some interesting projects and experiments all based on water. They are all simple to do and you probably have everything at home to do them without buying anything. Some of the experiments here are suitable for kindergarten age students and the others are appropriate for elementary age kids.