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		<title>Second Grade Science Projects and Ideas</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Second grade science projects are simple and fun to do. You should pick a topic that can hold the interest of the children. At this age they are just learning how to figure things out for themselves, instead of being spoon fed information, and they&#8217;re very eager to learn new things. It&#8217;s very beneficial to [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><br/><br/>Second grade science projects are simple and fun to do. You should pick a topic that can hold the interest of the children. At this age they are just learning how to figure things out for themselves, instead of being spoon fed information, and they&#8217;re very eager to learn new things. It&#8217;s very beneficial to children to start doing experiments at this age; it stimulates their mind and encourages them to think things out.<br/><br/>Some fun experiments for second graders would be to see if a certain type of animal prefers one food over another; such as, do ants prefer sugar over bread? What about white sugar over brown sugar? Other fun 2nd grade science projects is the traditional volcano model, however while this is fun for the kids, it&#8217;s not really answering a question. Another idea might be to see if animals behave different when they&#8217;re faced with a visual reflection of themselves like a mirror.<br/><br/>If so, what do they do? Try to play with their reflection? Maybe get mad at their reflection? Maybe they even get scared. Does it make a difference if the mirror is up close or a distance away from them? One fun project for young kids might be to see if the shape of a paper airplane affects the distance it will fly. You can test this out by making a long narrow plane and a short stubby plane and seeing which one flies further. There are tons of fun projects for this age group; it&#8217;s just a matter of picking one out of many.<br/><br/><em>By: <strong>Dee Schrock							</a></strong></em><br/><br/></p>
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		<title>Easy Science Fair Project Ideas For Winning Science Experiments</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[If you are looking for an easy science fair project you really don&#8217;t have to look far. There are ideas all around us. Pick any topic that interests you and you can come up with a science fair project for it. Remember, your project doesn&#8217;t have to be complex to be good. You can pick [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><br/><br/>If you are looking for an easy science fair project you really don&#8217;t have to look far. There are ideas all around us. Pick any topic that interests you and you can come up with a science fair project for it. Remember, your project doesn&#8217;t have to be complex to be good. You can pick an easy science fair project and as long as you understand the project, are able to explain it and present it nicely, you will get great marks. You may even get marks better than some of your peers who choose to do complicated projects that they don&#8217;t fully understand.<br/><br/>Easy science fair ideas are testing people&#8217;s sense of smell. This can be accomplished by gathering a few different scents and asking some volunteers if they can identify them. Another easy project would be to see if the surface on which a snail is travelling affects the speed that it moves, you could investigate whether cockroaches have a sense of direction, or if ants prefer plain water, sugar water or salt water.<br/><br/>You could also test and see if plants will grow towards light, or if they can grow without sunlight at all. If that doesn&#8217;t interest you, you could try making your own tornado. This is a surprisingly easy experiment; all you need is water, a jar, some dish detergent and food coloring. Mix the water, a teaspoon of dish detergent and some food coloring into a jar, shake it up for 20 seconds and then give it a spin. You will then have an instant tornado! There are endless possibilities so let your mind go wild and you are sure to come up with a great winning project!<br/><br/><em>By: <strong>Dee Schrock							</a></strong></em><br/><br/></p>
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