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Sacramento
Regional Science & Engineering Fair
March 23-24,
2012
Rosemont High
School
Introduction
We welcome your
participation in the Sacramento Regional Science & Engineering Fair. Each
year, more than 300 students from the Sacramento Region compete for
awards, prizes and college scholarships. We look forward to working with
you to promote further enrichment of science and engineering at schools in
the region.
Resources for Teachers
2010-11 Intel ISEF Student Handbook
2010-11 Intel ISEF Rules & Guidelines
Changes and Modifications for Intel ISEF 2010-11
Who Can Participate in
SRSEF?
Students in grades 6 through 12
are eligible to enter the Sacramento Regional
Science & Engineering Fair (SRSEF). The Fair serves students in public,
private and parochial schools in Sacramento, El Dorado, Placer, San
Joaquin, Yolo, Yuba, Sutter, Solano, and Amador counties and is affiliated
with the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) and the
California State Science Fair. SRSEF complies with the Intel ISEF Rules
for Pre-College Science Research.
Senior Division:
Students in grades 9 through 12 are eligible to enter
individual or teams projects. Team projects may have a maximum of
three members.
Junior Division:
Students in grades 6 through 8 are eligible to enter
individual or team projects. Team projects may have a maximum of
three members.
Important Dates
and Deadlines
*How do I know if
my project needs Pre-Approval by the Scientific Review Committee (SRC)?
Follow the simple instructions and guide at the
SRC section of the website.
The Sacramento Regional Science & Engineering Fair has
teamed up with the KCRA Morning News on MY58 (Comcast Cable Channel 4) to
help students, parents and teachers tackle science projects step-by-step …
from picking a topic to preparing the project board!
The Teacher's Guide to Science Projects was
developed by
Science Buddies to provide teachers with everything they need to
assign, manage, and evaluate a science project program in the classroom,
including lots of tips to make a science project a fun educational
experience.
A Guide to Planning a Science Fair
Planning your school's science fair? New to
the process or just looking for a more organized approach?
Science Buddies has developed the documents below to help you put on a
successful science fair, from start to finish. The documents go hand in
hand and offer many options that you can tailor to your school's fair.
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