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Presents experiments and projects suitable for science fairs, dealing with such aspects of the environment and ecology as the atmosphere, soil, water, plants, animals, and climate.

Text and photographs explain the scientific method with suggests various projects related to the environment.

Explains the scientific method and suggests projects and experiments about microbes suitable for a science fair.

Helps readers discover how the weather works. Suggests hands-on activities and experiments.

Rumors begin to fly about Nicole and Jackson Elliot, her partner for the science fair, that threaten to ruin their friendship and their project.

Seventh-grader Amelia hopes she will be able to work with her best friend Page on the group science fair project, but when she is paired with Felix and Sadie, Amelia fears she will be unable to trust them with completing the project.

Instructions for a variety of projects and experiments demonstrating basic concepts of energy, work, and power, including thermal, electrical, and solar energy, energy of motion and position, and energy conservation.

Jennifer Diaz is observing the phases of the moon for her science project when she witnesses a fight on the street between two of her classmates, and when one of the boys disappears, she must decide whether to tell the truth about what she saw.

Presents the procedures and concepts involved in twenty-five physical science experiments that can be done at home with readily available materials, exploring gases, density, fluid dynamics, gravity, and motion.

Introduces the fundamentals of energy and motion through hands-on experiments and activities.

Introduces basic principles of light and optics through hands-on activities and experiments.

Provides descriptions and instructions for science experiments that can be conducted at the kitchen counter, stove, sink, or refrigerator, exploring liquids, ice, air pressure, fire, and other topics; and includes safety tips.

Contains ideas for science experiments relating to space, gravity, and the planets.

Provides suggestions and directions for science projects that use elements of soccer to present and explain a variety of concepts, such as compound motion, conservation of momentum, airflow, Bernoulli's principle, and others.

Presents hands-on activities designed to help children ages seven through twelve learn basic scientific concepts using materials easily found at home.