The 3rd grade science project will see kids investigate their answers like real scientists. Third graders move beyond collecting qualitative data, which is describing the things they see, to gathering and presenting quantitative data. They measure their results more accurately, communicate their findings using simple graphs and charts, and write about their observations. Education.com has a collection of third-grade science fair projects that will allow kids to think critically and have fun. Explore our third-grade science experiments and projects. Use the boxes on the left to filter your search by topic to find an engaging science project that will appeal to you child.

One of the best things about science projects is that they are fun! Research is at your disposal – experiential education uses established techniques to present pertinent information in a way that maximizes intellectual ability and retention.

However, how do 3rd Graders choose the science project they will be working on? Below we have outlined the science objective for 3rd Grade, and collected some valuable science projects for you to try!

Our science fair project-based projects for HSAY 3, 4, and 5th grades have taken weeks to complete. The science teacher Miss Polomsky helped students research, test, and then presented their findings on May 14th. The topics covered acidity of fruits, organic and non-organic acids, mental health effects, music, creating a levitating globe, yeast’s effect on bread, and more.

Students presented their projects to a group of judges from the community. A special thank you to the Youngstown Police Department for coming out to help judge the projects!

Family members were welcome to attend a science fair night to show their students’ projects to family and friends.

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