Student Resources
Welcome to the Student Resource page where you can find information on how to make an age-appropriate project that meets the EKRSF safety standards. You can also view the applicable prize and award information for your age category! Click your grade group below!
Check out these forms:
EKRSF HUMAN SUBJECT AND ANIMAL USE GUIDELINES
| Types of Projects Students can do anything from a report to a demonstration or a model. They may also consider a more original approach such as an experiment, an innovation or a study. An experiment is an investigation. An innovation or invention is something they build, like a model or a device. A study involves extensive research of a topic that is already well known. It may also include a demonstration. |
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| Types of Projects: Students can do anything from an experiment, an innovation or a study. An experiment is an investigation. An innovation or invention is something they build, like a model or a device. A study involves extensive research of a topic that is already well known. It may also include a demonstration. |
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Junior Project Primer: Check this out for what you need to know about doing a Science Fair Project at the Junior level.
Special Awards: This brochure outlines all of the Special Awards available at the East Kootenay Regional Science Fair. Note any that you may be eligible for and be sure to self-nominate when you register your project!
Registration:
The East Kootenay Regional Science Fair is February 22nd, 2012.
Registration opens on December 1st, 2011 and closes on February 15th, 2012.
All Registration must be completed ONLINE by clicking the Register link at the top of the page.
Note: Registrants must have a valid email address. Each email address may only be used once. For families with one email address registering more than one finalist please contact the committee for registration assistance.
| Intermediate Project Primer: Check this out for what you need to know about doing a Science Fair Project at the Junior level. Special Awards: This brochure outlines all of the Special Awards available at the East Kootenay Regional Science Fair. Note any that you may be eligible for and be sure to self-nominate when you register your project! AMPS Website: The Alumni Mentorship Program (AMP) pairs you with a mentor to assist you with your project! Check it out but hurry! They only accept applications until October 30th! CLICK HERE |
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2012 Event Schedule
** For a detailed schedule click here
Competitive Fair
February 22
Grades 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11. 12
Non-competitive Fair
February 23
Kindergarten, Grades 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and non competitive Grade 6
If you would like to volunteer or judge, please contact either
Sandi lavery@cotr.bc.ca.or
Dave ddick@cotr.bc.ca
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