Is this a good and reasonable science project?? and one that i could wqriter a couple pages about??

Question

ok i have a science fair coming up and i want to do this project where i put flowers in cups 1 wiith regular water and 2 others with differnet drinks in it. and see what will happen to the ones with things other than water and see if or if they didnt survive and why they didnt.. so how does it sound?!?! thx!!

and please dont copy if you lik it! =] and can i writee a cuple pages on this?? i have to follow the scientific method

Answer 1

i spounds to basic you need to add more factors in it like keep a set in a dark area and a set in light. if you use a liqued other than water put some potting soil in there instead of dirt then use the other liqueds. other than that just search the net because this type of project has been done alot

Answer 2

The science project might be a good one if someone could figure out what your talking about.  Read what you have written and see how you can change it to make an understandable statement and question.  

Answer 3

My answer would depend on your grade level.  If you are in an advanced grade, you probably need something a little more complex.  However, if you are in elementary school or junior high, it should be fine.  Think carefully about what liquids you plan to use, i.e.. plain water, water with some of those crystals that are supposed to increase the life of the blooms (they are usually given out by florists), water with an aspirin added (which many believe will extend the life of cut flowers), or even something like water with vinegar or baking soda, etc. added.  You also need to be sure to have the same amount of liquid in each case.

Answer 4

It seems too basic to get a good grade.

Answer 5

Well, it all depends on what grade you are in.  It could either be completely lame, or okay...I guess.  It really isn't very original at all, to be honest.  You might as well make a baking soda volcano.

Answer 6

Why don't you try the "quarter moon, half moon, full moon" project?  I think to explain the positions of the sun, moon, and earth for each of these phases would take at least 2 pages.