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Only one monster can actually keep the science fair trophy, but in order to win the prize the Mighty Mighty Monsters must put aside individual competition and create a winning team.

This book presents step-by-step instructions for 22 experiments in chemistry, the study of the way materials are put together and their behavior under different conditions.

Demonstrates the principles underlying the technology of machinery through projects for building fifteen different types of machines, including a water clock, wind machine, screw pump, and data sorter.

Science questions and answers with coordinating experiments, developed in a kid-friendly style by Bill Nye, star of the Disney television series.

Contains a variety of science fair projects, including those involving electricity, ecology, biology, and perception.

Presents information on how to develop a winning science project, discussing the scientific method, topic research, and display, and including fifty project ideas in the scientific disciplines of astronomy, biology, earth science, engineering, physical science, and mathematics.

Presents a collection of fifty science fair project ideas and provides full-color illustrated instructions for experiments using simple and inexpensive items.

Contains ideas for one hundred science projects, each with a list of materials, and information in the categories of background, procedure, hypothesis, experiment to test hypothesis, and results and conclusions; and includes discussion of the scientific method, research paper and project journal, and display, as well as tips from a science fair judge.

Presents fifty science experiments that demonstrate key scientific principles.

Ideas for hands-on science fair projects in the areas of space, earth, machines, plants, and time.

A robot built for the school science fair goes haywire, and Jimmy comes up with a plan to stop it.

Third-grader Zeke Meeks needs to win the prize in the science project contest because the class bully is threatening him, but so far all his ideas are ending in messy disasters.

Explains how to produce a successful science fair project, covering each step from topic choice to presentation, and provides ISEF rules and guidelines, state and regional science fair listings, a list of five hundred project topics for seventh grade and up, and instructions for fifty actual award-winning projects.

Introduces the scientific method through instructions for observations and experiments in biology, physics, astronomy, botany, psychology, and chemistry.

Contains step-by-step instructions for fifty science fair projects, grouped in the categories of astronomy, biology, Earth science, engineering, physical science, and mathematics; and includes tips on researching and displaying projects.