Remember to write down all the bibliographic information in APA format for every source where you get information!
Some sites to help you find a topic: 
- Internet Public Library: experiments & science fair projects
- Science Fairs homepage
- CyberFair: science fair ideas
- Projects section of New Book of Popular Science (science encyclopedia)
Sites to help you go through the whole process from start to finish:
- Homework help – School science fairs
- Experimental science projects: an intermediate level guide
- Arlington Public Library science project pathfinder
- Science Fair Central (Discovery Channel)
- Internet Public Library: science fair project resource guide
- Big6 Science Fair project organizer
- How to make a successful science fair project
- Selected Internet resources – science fair projects (Library of Congress)
- Science fair project on the web
Sites to help you with researching your topic:
- Science Buddies: Science Fair
- Science fair project background research plan
- Finding information for your research paper
- Scirus – for scientific information only
- Librarian’s Index to the Internet – type keywords into the search bar
- Ultimate science fair resource: Dr. Shawn’s super science fair research department: links
- Kids Online Resources – science: science fair resources/projects
- Kathy Schrock’s guide for educators: general science
For any questions about this site, e-mail kirsten.wall@apsva.us
