Prep4Nine's Science Fair

Prep4Nine's Science Fair Sponsored by TMH

A science fair is an event where students present their scientific projects and experiments to judges and the public. It provides a platform for students to explore scientific concepts, demonstrate their understanding, and develop critical thinking skills.

When: Saturday, June 13th, 2026

Where: Taric Mosque, 99 Beverly Hills Dr. Toronto, Ontario

Time for Participants, including Setup and Takedown: 12:45 - 5:00 pm

Open to Public: 2:00 - 5:00 pm

Cost: $12 per participant (paper bag lunch included)

All science fair projects must be completed individually.

Key Components of a Science Fair Project

• Topic Selection: Choose a scientific question or problem to investigate.

• Research: Conduct background research to understand the topic better.

• Hypothesis: Formulate a hypothesis based on your research.

• Experimentation: Design and conduct experiments to test your hypothesis.

• Data Collection: Gather and analyze data from your experiments.

• Conclusion: Draw conclusions based on your findings and relate them to your hypothesis.

• Presentation: Prepare a display board and presentation to communicate your project effectively.

  
  

Tips for a Successful Science Fair Project

• Choose a topic that interests you and is manageable within the time frame.

• Document your process thoroughly to create a clear and organized presentation.

• Practice your presentation skills to confidently explain your project to judges and attendees.

• Be prepared to answer questions about your project and the scientific principles involved.

  
  

Common Categories in Science Fairs

• Chemistry: Experiments involving chemical reactions, compounds, and materials.

• STEM: Projects that integrate Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics to investigate real‑world problems, design solutions, or create innovative systems

• Environmental Science: Research focused on ecological issues and sustainability.

• Earth Science: Projects related to structure, processes, and interactions across the planet’s spheres.

• Physical Science/Physics: Projects that explore the laws of physics, motion, and energy.

• Life Science/Biology: Projects related to living organisms, ecosystems, and life processes.

Participants will receive a second email with more details about the science fair. Till then if you have any questions, please feel free to email us at info@prep4nine.ca

Happy Learning!

Nadia A & Nadia K.