Project Requirements: You many work by yourself or in a group of no more than three students. Select a topic that is of interest to your group. Your topic should include math and science topic/skills.

Each of the following components are worth 10 points each except the lab write up which is worth 20 points. The following components are required for each group.

1. Research paper; must be typed, at least one page, single-spaced with bib. (Trackstar)


2. Project display; on display board


3. Lab/experiment write up; 20 points


4. Interactive component; Q&A, game, activity, hands-on component


5. Charts, graphs, and/or tables generated from spreadsheet information


6. Graphic organizer (using Inspiration)


7. Oral presentation to class and visitors

If you would like to earn a grade of 80% or higher, you must select the necessary points from the options below.

Projected Timeline:
Research; 3 days
Writing/typing paper; 2 days
Conduct lab ; 3 days
Creating charts, graphs and/or table; 2 day
Oral presentation preparation; 3 days
Interactive component ; 2 days
Project display ; to be completed at home or after school

Even though a great deal of class time will be spent working on the projects, it will be necessary for you to do some of the work at home.

Start Date:

Due Date:

Presentation Night Date/Time:

Getting Started: You will be grading according to the following rubrics. Note that all rubrics will be used except "Making A Game" unless you choose that project for your interactive piece. The rubrics can be viewed as follows: Science Project Checklist: 13626 Research report: 25624 Science fair experiment: 25630 Multimedia project: 25633 Oral presentation: 25626 Making a game: 25636

The criteria is listed above, now it's time to begin researching. We selected the topic of Fibonacci Sequences in math and science. We started by researching our topic. We have sites listed on Track Star.

After you have completed your research you will need to write your paper. Don't forget your bibliography. This Citation site should be able to help you if you get stuck. With your paper complete, you will need to decide on a project, experiment or display. You will need to follow the steps in The Scientific Process. As you complete the experiment, be sure to keep current with writing up the steps. Last, you will be creating and decorating your display. This display will be your backdrop for the oral presentation. Here's an example of a display.

While completing this project, please refer to the rubrics that are provided on the website. Below is an example of how your display board might be arranged. Be creative and have fun.

Here's an example of the steps of the Scientific Process:

Here's an example of a display board:

BE CREATIVE AND HAVE FUN!!!!!