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Janice VanCleave's A+ Projects in Biology : Winning Experiments for Science Fairs and Extra Credit |
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A+ Projects in Biology:
Winning Experiments for Science Fairs and Extra Credit |
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• 30 suggested project ideas
• Step-by-step project instructions
• Most projects can be done at home or school |
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• Elementary students will need adult assistance |
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If you are in need of a resource that serves as an idea generator for a science fair project, then A-Plus Projects in Biology by Janice VanCleave is for you. This book not only provides you with great ideas and suggestions, but it also outlines in detail how to develop a winning science fair project. VanCleave teaches you how to solve problems using the scientific method and offers great tips for developing and displaying your project.
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Contains detailed guidelines and illustrations on 30 biology related science fair projects. |
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Provides summaries of objectives and includes lists of materials. |
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Topic areas covered include botany, the human body and zoology. |
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A+ Projects in Biology
In this well written book, VanCleave provides thoughtful information about science fair projects. Thirty suggestions for projects, from physiology to photosynthesis, are provided. Each suggestion provides detailed information that will assist a student in completing a project about the specific topic.
This book is particularly useful for biology students as it encapsulates information usually found in several sources. The book subdivides the projects into areas such as Botany, the Human Body, and Zoology to make it easy to locate particular ideas.
This book is targeted toward middle school and high school students. Teachers may also want to provide a copy for students since it is a general and introductory text about science projects. |
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