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Water Science Project TBA 2010 We will be learning about water and the water cycle, its importance and properties of water. As part of the 4th grade science curriculum at Northwest, students are required to do a report and project on anything related to water. In conjunction with this project, Northwest students will participate in the Manchester Water Works science fair. Participating in this water fair is lots of fun. This will be a part of students' science grade. Manchester Water Works Water Science Fair Rules: (Condensed Version) Project must be related to water, and have a title. Project cannot be larger than the size of two desks. Projects CANNOT include live animals, electricity, an open flame, poisons, hazardous or corrosive chemicals and exploding items. Battery operated power will be allowed. This project is due Thursday April 23rd, 2009 Families will be invited to view the projects that evening from 6:00 to 7:00 pm. Tips for the Water Science Fair: Start with a question you have about water, or anything to do with water, do research and plan an experiment to answer your question. Create a project and 1 page report that shows what you learned. Have an interesting title. BE ABLE TO EXPLAIN YOUR PROJECT CLEARLY! Follow all the rules given to you. Here are a few possible topics for water projects/reports The water cycle, water conservation, capillary attraction, water filtering, watersheds, wet lands, rivers, dams, streams, geysers, properties of water, acid rain, Ph of water, testing water quality, precipitation, water treatment plants, water pollution, movement of water, water at work, water history, water use by people, etc... There are MANY more ideas. More Water Project Topics to Explore: acid rain adhesion bubbles canal locks cleaning water cohesion dams dissolving erosion floods geysers glaciers hydrometers hydropower icebergs insulation molecules oil spills rainwater collection recycling water saturation sink/float(density of water) sound/pitch states of matter surface tension testing water waste water treatment water at work water clocks water cycle water pressure watersheds Here are some Internet links to help you.

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If you have questions or need help finding information about a specific topic, email Cheryl or Kristin at MWW cwood@manchesternh.gov or kconte@mancesternh.gov

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