Science Fair Riddles

I begin with a question, end with a conclusion, and capture every observation in between. What am I?

I’m the board that holds graphs, photos, and bold titles on tri-fold wings. What am I?

I’m the notebook filled with dates, data tables, and brainstorm doodles. What am I?

I’m the change you test while all other factors stay the same. What am I?

I’m the trial that doesn’t get the special ingredient, making comparisons fair. What am I?

I’m the power strip, safety goggles, and floor tape reminding teams to work smart. What am I?

I’m the crowd of judges jotting notes as you explain your project. Who am I?

I’m the experiment type that requires daily watering, sunlight measurements, and plant photos. What am I?

I’m the whirring creation of gears and code, demoed live at a maker table. What am I?

I’m the hypothesis scribbled in pencil—simple, testable, and ready for data. What am I?

I’m the graph that lets judges see patterns at a glance. What am I?

I’m the 3-minute elevator pitch that convinces everyone your idea matters. What am I?

I’m the badge of honor pinned on lab coats after the awards ceremony. What am I?

I’m the crowd waiting at your table with, “What did you discover?” ready on their lips. Who am I?

I’m the next question sparked by your experiment—the reason science never stops. What am I?