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26 result(s) for "Science projects Juvenile fiction."
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On a scale from idiot to complete jerk : a highly scientific study of annoying behavior : science project by J. J. Murphy
When grade-eight science-project time rolls around, J.J. Murphy skips the beakers and the papiermache and dives into research about jerks. And idiots. But mostly jerks. By his own estimation, his science project, \"On a Scale from Idiot to Complete Jerk,\" is groundbreaking, exhaustive, highly scientific and seriously worthy of bonus marks. Beginning with the dawn of humankind and concluding conclusively with a very cool pie chart, the project dissects the elements of jerkosity through extensive case studies and scientific illustrations. It explores the who, what, when, why and how of jerks and, more important, peppers the lively research with sciencey-looking graphs and charts that reveal a lot about J.J., his family and friends, and the jerks of this world.
Sam the Man & the rutabaga plan
\"Sam the Man is not a vegetable man. But when a school project has him paired up with the worst of all the vegetables--the rutabaga-- he soon will learn that it's not half bad. And as he grows fond of his new little friend, Sam the Man will have to come up with plan on how to keep him happy before he rots\"-- Provided by publisher.
Be nice to mice!
Fourth-grader Katie is concerned when an older girl uses live mice in a science fair project, but when Katie turns into the sixth-grader and has to run the experiment herself, she has a different opinion of the student.
The goo disaster!
Unless Maggie and her partner can do well on their science fair project, she will not be allowed to perform with the Major Eights at the banquet.
Cece loves science
Cece, a budding and inquisitive scientist, and her equally curious best friend Isaac conduct experiments to see whether Cece's dog Einstein will eat his vegetables.
I was a third grade science project
While trying to hypnotize his dog for the third grade science fair, Brian accidentally makes his best friend Josh think he's a cat.
Science fair disaster!
When his project malfunctions during the Intergalactic Science Fair, will Zack, a boy from Earth living on the planet Nebulon, be able get things under control before disaster erupts?
Dr. Snow has got to go!
Ella Mentary School is having a science fair! Guest scientist Dr. Snow has arrived to help A.J. and his friends conduct their own cool experiments. But what is \"the snowman\" really planning? And what does STEM even stand for anyway?
Project jackalope
When Jeremy is entrusted with Professor Twitchett's creation, a jackalope, he must find a way to keep it safe from the government agents who want it for their own purposes.