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  1. www.sciencebuddies.org › science-fair-projectsHigh School, Pure Mathematics Science Projects - Science Buddies

    Challenge your mind with these mathematics-related experiments. Discover the beauty and logic behind statistics and equations. Explore classic and cutting-edge high school science experiments in this collection of top-quality science investigations.

  2. www.sciencebuddies.org › science-fair-projectsPure Mathematics Science Projects (43 results) - Science Buddies

    Build a Bottle Centrifuge. DIY Light Up Unicorn Headband. Challenge your mind with these mathematics-related experiments. Discover the beauty and logic behind statistics and equations.

  3. cms.math.ca › math-projects-for-science-fairsMath Projects for Science Fairs – CMS-SMC

    Math Projects for Science Fairs (MPSF) offers a list of ideas for math-based science projects for middle- and high-school students to use at their local, regional, or national science fairs. These project ideas were first compiled in 1996 by various CMS contributors.

  4. www.weareteachers.com › science-experiments-for70 Best High School Science Fair Projects in Every Subject

    • Biology and Life Science High School Science Fair Projects
    • Chemistry High School Science Fair Projects
    • Physics High School Science Fair Projects
    • Engineering High School Stem Fair Projects

    Explore the living world with these biology science project ideas, learning more about plants, animals, the environment, and much more.

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    Bunsen burners, beakers and test tubes, and the possibility of (controlled) explosions? No wonder chemistry is such a popular topic for high school science fair projects!

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    When you think of physics science projects for high school, the first thing that comes to mind is probably the classic build-a-bridge. But there are plenty of other ways for teens to get hands-on with physics concepts. Here are some to try.

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    Many schools are changing up their science fairs to STEM fairs to encourage students with an interest in engineering to participate. Many great engineering science fair projects start with a STEM challenge, like those shown here. Use these ideas to spark a full-blown project to build something new and amazing!

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  5. www.polygence.org › blog › math-research-passion12 Math Project Ideas for Middle and High School Students

    • The mathematical properties of elections. In recent years, there has been a lot of discussion about which election mechanism is most effective at achieving various goals.
    • Knot theory. A knot is simply a closed loop of string. Explore how mathematicians represent knots on a page. Learn how knots can be combined, and how to find knots that can't be created by combining other knots.
    • Bayesian basketball win prediction system. The Bayes’ Rule is crucial to modern statistics (as well as data science and machine learning). Using a Bayesian model to predict the probability distribution of basketball performance statistics, you can attempt to predict a team’s win and loss rate versus another team by drawing samples from these distributions and computing correlation to win or loss.
    • Finding value in Major League Baseball free agency. Here’s another sports-related project idea. Every offseason, there are hundreds of professional baseball players who become free agents and can be signed by any team.

  6. stemium.com › winning-science-fair-projectsWinning Science Fair Projects [Get Inspired By Past Winners!]

    Jun 23, 2019 · finding a science fair project and getting started can be challenging. To inspire kids, we've summarized 100+ winning science fair projects.

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  8. www.educationcorner.com › high-school-science30 Best Science Experiments & Projects for High School

    Apr 17, 2024 · Welcome to our round-up of top science fair projects and science experiments tailored specifically for curious high school students. Science fair is not just about the glitz and glamour of a first-place trophy; it’s about the passion, the inquiry, and the insatiable curiosity that drive every scientist, young and old.