500 - Drinking Water Basic Tests 504 - Drinking Water Basic Tests Plus Bacteria 508 - Drinking Water Full Panel and Bacteria Tests 514 - City Water Profile 518 - Well Water Profile 522 - Public Drinking Water Fountain 524 - Compare Drinking and Bottle Water - Beginner 526 - Compare Drinking and Bottle Water - Advanced 532 - EPA Free Chlorine in Drinking Water 534 - Essential Minerals 536 - Balanced Minerals 538 - Environmental and Outdoor Water 540 - Environmental and Outdoor Water Plus Bacteria 544 - Environmental and Outdoor Water Full Panel and Bacteria 550 - Aquatic and Algae Growth Nutrients "552 - Lake, Pond and River Essential Minerals" 556 - Minerals and Nutrients Water Panel 562 - Salt - Brackish - Estuary Water 564 - Plant Growth Nutrients 566 - Plant Growth Nutrients Plus Bacteria Growth 568 - Cooking Vegetables in Water 572 - Washing Fruits and Vegetables 576 - Compare Juice Soda Pop and Milk

578 - Checking Pet Drinking Water Bowl 580 - Copper Pipe Corrosion and Acidic Water 582 - Metal Pipe Contamination 584 - Dissolved Metals and pH in Water 588 - Fertilizer Pollution 590 - Effects of Water Quality on Paper Making 594 - Evaluate Water Filter Performance 100 - Total Water Hardness 105 - Total Alkalinity 110 - pH 115 - Total Alkalinity and pH Dual 120 - EPA Free Chlorine 125 - Total Chlorine 130 - Total Chlorine and Free Chlorine Dual 135 - Nitrate and Nitrite Dual 140 - Dissolved Phosphate 145 - Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) "150 - Dissolved Metals (Cu, Co, Zn, Cd, Ni, etc.)" 155 - Iron 2 (Rusty Colored Deposits / Stains) 165 - Copper 170 - Zinc 175 - Salinity (Dissolved Salt) of Water 180 - Bacterial Growth Indicator

• Figure Out Your Project. One of your biggest Hurdles is choosing a good project idea.
• Science Fair Project Hypothesis. The question you choose to answer will become your science project.
• Schedule Your Tasks. Make a Plan for your project. Use a calendar.
• Do your Science Fair Project. The next step is to follow the plan you have written.
• Analyze your results. Organize your data and notes.
• Write your report. Include details about your science project.
• Make your display. The display is crucial to your success at the Fair.
• Practice your presentation. Make your presentation to the judges and others.
• Plan ahead. Start today. Do not wait until the last moment.

• Our concept for Science Fair Center is to help the student discover that science is amazing.
• Basics of Elementary and Middle School Science Fair Projects for the non-scientist parent.
• National Primary Drinking Water Standards
• National Secondary Drinking Water Standards