Science Project on “Classifying Dead Insects”, Project Topic on Human Beings, Animals Plants for Class 8, 9, 10 and 12 Students.

Classifying Dead Insects Materials Required: Dead insects A book on insects Pencil and paper What kind of insects live in your neighbourhood? Collect insects from window sills around your home. An undisturbed screened window in an attic, garage or shed, where insects are often trapped, may have a lot of dead insects lying there. Remember spiders are arachnids, not insects. Insects have three pair of legs, but arachnids have eight legs....
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Science Project on “Studying Animal Sounds”, Project Topic on Human Beings, Animals Plants for Class 8, 9, 10 and 12 Students.

Studying Animal Sounds Materials Required: A tape recorder Paper and pencil Nocturnal creatures are those who sleep during the day and remain awake at night. Owls, raccoons, frogs, crickets and locusts are a few examples. We can hear animal sounds, all times of the day. Hypothesize that the sounds we hear in the morning are different from the ones heard after dark. Go out of the house one early morning and...
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Science Project on “Temperature and Smell”, Project Topic on Human Beings, Animals Plants for Class 8, 9, 10 and 12 Students.

Temperature and Smell   Materials Required: Paper towel Perfume Refrigerator A molecule is the smallest particle of a substance, made up of one or more atoms held together by a force. When heated they move faster, than they would, if cold. As the temperature increases, more molecules escape and travel into the air. This indicates that perfumed molecules can be smelled more easily, when you put some on your warm skin....
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Science Project on “Ripening Quickly”, Project Topic on Human Beings, Animals Plants for Class 8, 9, 10 and 12 Students.

Ripening Quickly Materials Required: Three raw bananas Three thermometers Two shoe boxes Black paint White paint Paintbrush Paper and pencil Does the heat from the sun cause fruits to ripen faster? Some people place raw fruits by a sunny window to season them. Take two shoe boxes and paint the outer portion of one black. Also paint the outside of the other box white. Dry them and after putting one banana...
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Science Project on “Soil an Invaluable Resource”, Project Topic on Human Beings, Animals Plants for Class 8, 9, 10 and 12 Students.

Soil an Invaluable Resource One of the Earth’s most valuable basic resource is the soil. It is formed of several layers of ‘Humus’, made of decaying leaves etc. It covers the first layer of soil called the ‘Topsoil’. In this layer decayed plant and animal material is broken down by bacteria, insects and earthworms thus making it fertile. Below this lies the ‘Subsoil’ containing lesser organic material and reachable only by...
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Science Project on “Preventing Soil Erosion”, Project Topic on Human Beings, Animals Plants for Class 8, 9, 10 and 12 Students.

Preventing Soil Erosion Materials Required: A large pitcher Four cookie trays, about 1.8 inches (45 cm) wide Soil with grass growing in it Measuring cup 5. Water A swale is a low area, covered with grass or plants. Water runs through it. The plants prevent soil erosion. Rushing water can cause soil erosion, but the roots of grasses and plants help the soil from being washed away. By performing the following...
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Science Project on “Tracking the Insects”, Project Topic on Human Beings, Animals Plants for Class 8, 9, 10 and 12 Students.

Tracking the Insects Materials Required: An adult Small paintbrush from a craft or toy paint set White paint, the kind used for modeling A board that has been on the ground, since long A strong stick Rubber gloves Have you ever lifted an old board lying on the ground and seen some tiny animals(beetles, worm etc.) crawling under it? Is this their home or are they just passing by? If it...
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Science Project on “Foods that Retain Heat”, Project Topic on Human Beings, Animals Plants for Class 8, 9, 10 and 12 Students.

Foods that Retain Heat Materials Required: An adult to make pancakes Stove Utensils Pancake mix Milk Margarine Two Dinner plates Ever wondered, why certain food cools faster than others? A potato stays hot for long while a toast doesn’t. Assuming, thick food retains its warmth for a longer period of time, a thicker pancake should keep its heat longer than a thinner one. With the help of an adult, carry out...
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