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Fifth grader Emma decides to do a science fair project to prove scientifically that girls are better than boys, but in the process, she learns more about herself, her friends and about research methods.

Contains simple experiments for measuring weight, and offers ideas for related projects that could be used for science fairs.

Explores ways of measuring speed and ideas for related experiments that could be used for Science Fair projects.

Accident-prone Joey cannot think of an idea for Science Day until he becomes inspired by all his scrapes and scabs.

An introduction to plants that provides information on the parts of plants, the things that make them grow, and the ways humans use them; and includes simple experiments to reinforce the scientific concepts presented.

Presents science projects that demonstrate facts about oceans, including the water cycle, buoyancy, density, pressure, depth, waves, and tides.

The Make it work! Science series offers a hands-on approach to learning.

Best friends Matt and Eddie have a falling out that threatens to ruin their science fair project.

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

A collection of science projects and experiments exploring simple machines such as levers and screws.

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.

Arthur's science project is a model of the human heart, and when excited Pal the dog breaks it Arthur is upset and tells his friends that his heart is broken--and as soon as they understand the problem they band together to set things right.

When Sarah uses her pet bat to help show off her new cosmic copy machine to the class, something horrible goes wrong resulting in Buzz Beaker and Sarah having to save the day.