How do you write the results of a science fair project?

Answer 1

Explain what you did in the experiment and use scientific words for extra marks. It also has to explain the outcome like how did the baking soda and vinegar explode when they were together in a bottle. Also explain what you would change about the experiment if you were to repeat it. I.e. how would you improve it? What measurements would you use? You could also explain how successful you think the experiment was and why.

Things you could include:

• Whether repeating the experiment would have made the results more reliable
• Whether any of the equipment broke or faltered
• Whether it took too long to complete the experiment
• Whether you had all of the equipment
• Whether you completed every instruction/correctly conducted the experiment

Make sure your evaluation doesn't become a conclusion or set of observations, by saying what happened by way of reactions etc.

Answer 2

aim (what you wanted to achieve)

methodology (how you did it)

prediction (what you thought would happen)

results (what you found out)

Graph (for a higher level do a line graph so you can do continuous data)

Fair test (how you made it fair)

Conclusion (round it of by linking it to the results)

Answer 3

It mainly depends on what your project is about. Be creative.

Just write down your results first - don't worry about some sort of perfect first sentence. Then, when your report is finished, go back and figure out a great sentence based on what you've written down.

Answer 4

The results section should include the results, including tables or graphs. A result is the outcome. Interpretation goes elsewhere.

Answer 5

I'm not sure!

Answer 6

we did it this way and that