Sat, Jun 13
|Toronto and Region Islamic Congregation
Prep4Nine's Science Fair
Inspiring students to think creatively, spark curiosity and problem solve
Time & Location
Jun 13, 2026, 12:00 p.m.
Toronto and Region Islamic Congregation, 99 Beverly Hills Dr, Toronto, ON M3L 1A5, Canada
About the event
Prep4Nine's Science Fair Sponsored by TMH
*** Please note grade 1/2 is full. If you're interested in joining please send an email to info@prep4nine.ca and we will see what we can do.
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.