New Jersey Home Educators Science Fair

Hello students and families,

If you are interested in participating in the 2021 fair – scheduled for late February 2021 – you should be in the process of planning your project and completing the application forms.  A simple form is needed for just participating in the home school science fair, and online forms are needed for also participating in the Coriell fair (6th – 12th grade).  To register for the home school science fair, click here.

NOTE: Due to COVID-19, it is still not clear what the format of the fair will be. We anticipate some kind of online (perhaps Zoom) format. More details to come when we have them.

For ideas for your project, feel free to ask other students, parents, or email Jon Weisbrod at [email protected], or Roy Costa at [email protected].  Remember that, generally, a project must isolate all variables and change just one variable at a time (with measurements) to be considered a true science fair project. The only exception to this rule is for engineering type projects, e.g., designing a better mouse trap. More information can be found here.

Important: please submit your application for all grades by December 31.

Thanks and good luck!

Hello students and families,

If you are interested in participating in the 2020 fair – scheduled for February 22, 2020 – you should be in the process of planning your project and completing the application forms.  A simple form is needed for just participating in the home school science fair, and online forms are needed for also participating in the Coriell fair (6th – 12th grade).  To register for the home school science fair, click here.

For ideas for your project, feel free to ask other students, parents, or email Roy Costa at [email protected].  Remember that, generally, a project must isolate all variables and change just one variable at a time (with measurements) to be considered a true science fair project. The only exception to this rule is for engineering type projects, e.g., designing a better mouse trap. More information can be found here.

Important deadlines: please submit your forms for all grades by December 31.

Thanks and good luck!

Hello students and families,

If you are interested in participating in the 2019 fair – scheduled for February 23, 2019 – you should be in the process of planning your project and completing the application forms.  A simple form is needed for just participating in the home school science fair, and online forms are needed for also participating in the Coriell fair (6th – 12th grade).  To register for the home school science fair, click here.

For ideas for your project, feel free to ask other students, parents, or email Roy Costa at [email protected].  Remember that, generally, a project must isolate all variables and change just one variable at a time (with measurements) to be considered a true science fair project. The only exception to this rule is for engineering type projects, e.g., designing a better mouse trap. More information can be found here.

Important deadlines: please submit your forms for all grades by December 31.

Thanks and good luck!

Hello students and families,

If you are interested in participating in the 2018 fair – scheduled for February 17, 2018 – you should be in the process of planning your project and completing the application forms.  A simple form is needed for just participating in the home science fair, and an online form is needed for also participating in the Coriell fair (6th – 12th grade).  To register, click here.

For ideas for your project, feel free to ask other students, parents, or email Roy Costa at [email protected].  Remember that, generally, a project must isolate all variables and change just one variable at a time (with measurements) to be considered a true science fair project. The only exception to this rule is for engineering type projects, e.g., designing a better mouse trap. More information can be found here.

Important deadlines: please submit your forms for all grades by December 31.

Thanks and good luck!

Hello students and families,

If you are interested in participating in the 2017 fair – scheduled for February 18, 2017 – you should be in the process of planning your project and completing the application forms.  A simple form is needed for just participating in the home science fair, and an online form is needed for also participating in the Coriell fair (6th – 12th grade).  To register, click here.

For ideas for your project, feel free to ask other students, parents, or email Roy Costa at [email protected].  Remember that, generally, a project must isolate all variables and change just one variable at a time (with measurements) to be considered a true science fair project. The only exception to this rule is for engineering type projects. More information can be found here.

Important deadlines: please submit your forms for all grades by December 31.

Thanks and good luck!

Hello students and families,

If you are interested in participating in the 2016 fair – scheduled for February 27, 2016 – you should be in the process of planning your project and completing the application forms.  A simple form is needed for just participating in the home science fair, and an online form is needed for also participating in the Coriell fair (6th – 12th grade).  To register, click here.

For ideas for your project, feel free to ask other students, parents, or email Roy Costa at [email protected].  Remember that, generally, a project must isolate all variables and change just one variable at a time (with measurements) to be considered a true science fair project.  More information can be found here.

Important deadlines: please submit your forms for all grades by December 31.

Thanks and good luck!

Hello students and families,

If you are interested in participating in the 2015 fair – scheduled for February 21, 2015 – you should be in the process of planning your project and completing the application forms.  A simple form is needed for just participating in the home science fair, and an online form is needed for also participating in the Coriell fair (6th – 12th grade).  To register, click here.

For ideas for your project, feel free to ask other students, parents, or email Roy Costa at [email protected].  Remember that, generally, a project must isolate all variables and change just one variable at a time (with measurements) to be considered a true science fair project.  More information can be found here.

Important deadlines: please submit your forms for 6th grade and up by November 30, and for all other students, by December 31.

Thanks and good luck!

Hello students and families,

If you are interested in participating in the 2014 fair, you should be in the process of planning your project and completing the application forms.  A simple form is needed for just participating in the home science fair, and an online form is needed for also participating in the Coriell fair (6th – 12th grade).  All the links you need can be found on the left side of this page.  For ideas for your project, feel free to ask other students, parents, or email me at [email protected].  Remember that, generally, a project must isolate all variables and change just one variable at a time (with measurements) to be considered a true science fair project.  More information can be found here: http://www.homesciencefair.org/presentation.

Important deadlines: please submit your forms for 6th grade and up by November 30, and for all other students, by December 31.

Thanks and good luck!

Dear parents and students,

We’re almost there!  You should have received an email from me with a listing of all students registered so far.  Please make sure to do the following this week:

• For all the requests below, please use my gmail address to contact me
• If you plan on participating, make sure your name is listed in the email I sent!  If you are listed, and don’t plan on participating, please also let me know
• Please check the spelling of your name, and your grade and let me know of any errors
  
• Please email me as soon as possible with the title of your project – as short as possible is appreciated

As we get closer, I’ll confirm the time, etc. but the start time will likely be 9:00.  Let me know if you have any last minute questions.