Educators
our future is arriving at a speed never before experienced.
great strides have been made in the face of growing challenges.
Collectively, generations are faced with choices that require a fundamental understanding of scientific principles.
why run a fair?
reinforce key skills of scholarship
Written, Verbal, and Visual Communication Applied Mathematics
develop important character traits
Persistence, Creative Problem Solving, Critical Thinking, and Grit
Win scholarship and prizes
develop confidence
In Public Speaking And Presentation
who can run a science Fair or inventors fair club/class?
Science and math teachers
Reinforce Reading, Writing, Applied Math, Reading/Creating Data Tables, Graphing
Computer Science, Entrepreneurship, and art teachers
Design, Visual Art, and Marketing
any teacher looking for a creative project to help students with
Reading, Writing, Math, Creativity, Problem Solving, Presentation Skills, Visual Communication, and Marketing
teacher planning details
- fit a program in a variety of time frames during or outside of classroom hours.
- have your programs span 2 to 4 months with seasoned participants researching, experimenting, and revising year round.
- involve a single student, class or club, expand to a grade level or entire school
See Respective Program Tabs for more information about the Regional Fairs.
PLanning for the fairs
Projects start at the School/Local level and students have the opportunity to advance to higher level fairs:
School or Local level Fair
School or Local level Fair
Thomas Alva Edison Kiwanis Regional Science & Engineering Fair
Thomas A Edison Festival of LIght Regional Inventors Fair
State Science and Engineering Fair (SSEF) of Florida
Florida Invention Convention
Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF)
RTX Invention Convention US Nationals
Invention Convention Americas
Stay in the Know
Big ideas are all around us. We want to keep you up to date on our fairs and how you or someone you may know might be able to get involved.