📊 Science fair results table sheet
Levels down the side, three tries across, a mean column, and graph paper below. While you test. Write every number the moment you measure it. From 4th grade, add up each row's tries and divide to find the mean; then draw the graph underneath.
📊 Rather not do the sums? The Graph Maker works out the means and draws the graph from your tries.
Name ______________________ Fair day ____________
Question: _______________________________________________
I changed: ____________________ I measured: ____________________
| What I changed | Try 1 | Try 2 | Try 3 | Mean |
|---|---|---|---|---|
MY GRAPH
What I noticed: ______________________________________________
Filled in for a real project
Every project on Peabody prints this sheet already filled in. For example, Does a steeper ramp make a toy car go farther? puts "Ramp height" down the side (1 book high, 2 books high, 3 books high), measures how far the car rolls in cm, and keeps the same car and the same floor the same. Pick a project and the sheet is ready; or print this one blank and write your own.
Print on Letter or A4. The lines are spaced for a pencil, and a dark-mode screen still prints black on white. Teachers: the fair organizer prints the hypothesis, results and conclusion sheets together as a class set.
👨👩👧 For grown-ups and teachers: how much to help, the safety rules, and running a school fair. Science fair v0.16.1 · Checked .