 | Suggest Topics to your child.
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| Study various sources (books,
periodicals, Internet…etc) on Science Projects in order to better assist your child
in the Science Project development process.
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| Suggest resources for your child to
research
(libraries, museums, Internet…etc.)
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| Transport your child to various resources
(libraries, museums, science labs…etc.) that might assist him
in his research.
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| Purchase of materials, if needed. Many
materials may be found in the parents’ home or work place without any additional
cost.
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| Edit your child's notes, logbook, and
written report
for spelling, grammar, and clarity.
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| Check your child's math for accuracy and
appropriateness.
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| Assure that your child's project is safe
for all concerned.
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| Help your child put together the Science
Project display and make sure all required items are
displayed and organized.
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| Provide lots of encouragement and praise
for your child.
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