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    How does a child go about competing when they are a h/s?


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    Our science museum hosts one annually for H.S. kids! They have a number of categories depending on age, etc.

    Science/tech-based corporations (i.e. Intel) sponsor these for the community too. Not sure if they allow homeschoolers to compete though. Ours (sponsored by Intel) is held at the local university.


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    Our homeschool group organises our own science fair. It's for all ages (and the last couple years, it has become a hybrid science and history fair); the group rents a hall, sends the word out on the e-mail tree, the kids show up with projects, and everybody gets a participation certificate (there's no judging).

    I don't know if that's the kind of thing in which you'd be interested, but it's simple to organise, lots of kids participate, and it's a nice celebration of the children's work.

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