Your Display
Your display is a way to exhibit all the work that you have done. It is the first thing the judges will see as they approach and you want it to shout out at them “Come and look at me”.
- Your display must not exceed the dimensions of 76 cm front to back, 122 cm from side to side, and 152 cm from table to top. This applies to ALL parts of your project. No apparatus may exceed this space. No apparatus may be under, behind, in front of, alongside, or hanging off of the display table.
- The title should be brief, captivating, and sufficiently descriptive to identify the project.
- Lettering should be neat, easily visible, and uncluttered. Check correctness of spelling.
- Exhibits should be as neat and presentable as possible.
- Do not display any previous awards on your project.
- Additional space is not available. All your material MUST fit on your table.
- Your backboard must show the following:
- Abstract, safety, and endorsement sheet
- Purpose and hypothesis
- Materials used
- Procedure
- Data – may be in written form, charts, graphs and pictures
- Conclusion
- You may bring in parts or all of the apparatus you used providing it does not violate and safety standards. Your teacher can help you decide what to bring in.
