Can Anyone Help Me Find A Science Experiment For My Daughter Last Minute?

There are a number of science experiments that your daughter can do. It would have been much easier to help you, if you had mentioned which grade your daughter is in and which subjects she needs the experiment for. However, here is a link that has numerous projects in various topics:
www.all-science-fair-projects.com

There is a really easy one that i did...
You have 2 boards on a hinge and a protractor measuring the angle of the slope.
Next you wrap blocks of wood in stuff like wax paper, tin foil, felt, ect and position one of them on the board and slowly increase the angle of the hinged board
when the block start sliding down, check at what angle and write it down



tin foil---26 degrees
felt------67 degrees
wax paper-- 19 degrees
bla bla bla

so in conclusion, wax paper has the lowest friction.


Hope this helps

Get a Small bar magnet then put school paper on top. Now sprinkle iron dust on top of the paper over the magnet.

Now vibrate the paper and LOW AND BEHOLD you now can see the "Lines of Flux" going around the magnet!



This was discovered by Sir Faraday in around 1832!

And you just proved what he found!



ISN'T SCIENCE FUN?



Logic101

Put an egg in water and vinegar and let it soak for at least 3 hours. Then 3 hours later the shell will feel all squishy  and the shell is not hard at all.