Need help getting started on your science fair project?
The WSSEF Student Handbook is an information resource on science and engineering projects. Download the handbook HERE.
by Debbie Beckett, Mary Omberg and Ron Tognazzini, WSSEFThe WSSEF Student Handbook is intended as a reference for projects entered in the Washington State Science & Engineering Fair. A committee of Science Fair volunteers developed the information as a guide to develop quality projects that follow the procedures or methods generally accepted for science and engineering projects. This handbook is not a rule book.
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These how-to video series provide insightful clips that are informative for students, parents and educators.
by Kandis Brighton, WSSEFIntroduction to Science Fairs
How to Create Science Research Projects
How to Create Engineering Projects
Science Fair Tips for Success! Choose An Exciting Topic Choose that will interest and challenge you. Do not be afraid to try something new—you will learn about it along the way. Remember that complicated-looking projects do not guarantee a win!
by Amber I. Hess, Science Buddies
Science Fair Tips for Success (sciencebuddies.org)
How to Do a Science Project! In this video series, a NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratories scientist, engineer and educator team up to help you learn how to craft your very own idea for a great science fair project and see it through to completion.
by NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratories, California Institute of Technology
How to Do a Science Project
This short instructional video explains how-to prepare a PowerPoint presentation for students. It is particularly useful for virtual judging. Zoe uses a fun topic to explain the process: “Comparative Study of Penguin Cuteness”.
by Zoe Gotthold, WSSEF Student Alumni