can plant better grow
Science fairs are very common in fifth grade. Some of the most common include a potato/copper battery, volcano, hydroponic experiments and a mouse-in-a-maze experiment.
There are many plants that are used for science projects. Some projects test how well plants grow with direct sunlight as opposed to no sunlight. Some projects try to determine whether music will help plants to grow. Other projects test growing plants at different temperatures. These projects can be found at http:www.terimore.com. You will find over 300 projects on this site many of which are about plants.
Well I'm guessing I'm to late, but baking soda volcanoes are great or you could go to youtube and look up home made science fair projects.
Converting kinetic energy into mechanical energy. (Using running water to power up machines.)
i was in 5th grade before and i did how volcanoes are formed and i won 3rd place in the city run off yay
How the heart works.
bread
you could get a couple different plants and see which one grows best with different types of liquids such as water, pop, and juice
Egg flotation, exploding volcancoes.
Look in the back of each chapter of the science book. They often have suggestions.
easy ones to take care of
Science fairs are very common in fifth grade. Some of the most common include a potato/copper battery, volcano, hydroponic experiments and a mouse-in-a-maze experiment.
You can say: does the mass of an object affect how far you throw it
The grade is up to how diligent you are. Below are some sites that have lots of science fair projects.
test plants with different light sources
I would say a rube goldberg machine
A science fair is a competition where students do experiments and projects and compete. Some examples of projects are research of germs in school, eruption volcano, and acid rain effect on plants.