1. Chosen Topic:

1. Magnetic Attraction and Repulsion:

Materials: Bar magnet, paper clips, small objects (e.g., coins, nails)

Procedure: Explore how the bar magnet attracts or repels various objects. Test different materials to see which are magnetic and which are not. Discuss the properties of magnets and magnetic fields.

2. Proposal Submission:

a. Submit a proposal outlining your chosen topic, research question, hypothesis.

3. Experimental Design:

a. Design an experiment that addresses your research questions and hypothesis.

b. Outline the procedures for data collection.

c. Consider safety precautions and ethical considerations relevant to your experiment.

4.Materials and Resources:

a. Compile a list of materials and resources needed to conduct your experiment.

b. Ensure that the materials are accessible and within budget constraints.

5. Data Collection:

a. Conduct your experiment according to the procedures outlined in your experimental design.

b. Record data systematically and accurately using appropriate measurement tools and techniques.

c. Repeat experiments multiple times to ensure reliability and validity of results.

6. Data Analysis:

a. Organize and analyze the data collected during your experiment.

b. Use graphs, charts, and statistical methods as necessary to visualize and interpret the data.

c. Identify patterns, trends, and relationships relevant to your research question.

7. Conclusion:

a. Draw conclusions based on the analysis of your experimental data.

b. Discuss how your findings support or refute your hypothesis.

c. Reflect on the implications of your results and their significance in the context of physical science.