STUDENT SCIENCE DAY MATERIALS
The Academy offers information and forms for teachers that are needed for students competing in State Science Day.
- State Science Day Standards
- Guidelines for Student STEM Reports
- Student Guide to State Science Day
- What is NOT allowed at a Project Display
Intel ISEF Rules Wizard
- This “wizard” asks a series of questions about your planned project and will provide a list of forms that you need to complete.
- Required Forms for District and State Science Day (Intel ISEF Forms)
- Click here to watch a video showing how to complete the required ISEF Forms
- ISEF Form Tutorial – written instructions
HELPFUL INSTRUCTIONS
The videos below will help to guide students and parents in putting together the required pieces of each project, recording your presentation (15-minute maximum) and uploading it to YouTube, and there is also an example presentation from a student.
This video will help students in putting together their Science Day requirements for virtual judging.
Videos can be recorded on cell phone and uploaded to YouTube, watch this video to learn how. Videos should be a maximum of 15 minutes.
Learn how to complete the ISEF forms and why they are needed.
Watch this short video to ensure the settings of your submission are correct on YouTube
Click on the image above to review topics and questions that students can discuss in the student videos.
Students who would like to view a sample presentation can watch Himani Pattisam present her work.
TEACHER SCIENCE DAY MATERIALS
The Academy offers information and forms for teachers that are needed for students competing in State Science Day.
Judging Rubrics
The Ohio Academy of Science has updated the Judging Rubric for the 2022-2023 school year. Please download the rubric below:
Certificates
Teachers who host a Science Day can download and use the certificates below to reward their students.
Local Competitions
Governor’s Awards
