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To create a **Bibliography**: [|www.noodletools.com] user: Abbey.Cooke password: imagine create a list (your name), select the type of citation, fill in the blanks with all the info you can find (sometimes you won’t have an author, etc.), save the citation, then cut and paste to a word document.

You create a bibliography before you do the experiment to make sure that there is plenty of legitimate sources (other than “ask.com” or “Wikipedia”) to get information. If there is not enough research material to back up the experiment or justify the experiment, there is no need to attempt that project. Refer to page 16 of the handbook for more information. **No one expects your student to invent the cure for the common cold, but standing on the shoulders of previous research may allow your student to come to some new conclusions. You can either re-create a previous experiment (safe), tweak an experiment to expand a theory (innovative), or boldly go in a new direction and change up an experiment to form a new hypothesis (adventurous).** To create **Graphs**: [] Type in the content of your page here.
 * Most important, have fun with this project and allow the student to choose something that they will be interested in for the next few months! **

[|2009-2010 Science Fair Handbook ISTC.doc]
 * Science Fair Handbook**

[|SCIENCE FAIR INFORMATION 09-10.doc].