Q&A for How to Make a Science Fair Title

"Just Go With the Flow", or "No Veins, More Pain". These would help describe the importance of blood flow and why we need it.

There is no problem in having a question as your title.

"Uncovering the Dirt on [whatever your experiment is about]."

There are a few ways to do this. To make the letters smaller, change the size of the font your title is in. Another way to shorten your title is to find synonyms (other words) for the title you are considering. Finally, if those don't work, you might just have to settle with finding a larger board that will accommodate your title.

"That's Friction Amazing," "The Facts About Friction" or "Fundamentals of Friction."

Brainstorm and come up with a bunch of titles, then go through and pick the best one, ask someone else to help you pick, or throw them all in a hat and choose one at random.

How about "False Identities, "Fake Fingerprints," "Facts Behind the False"? All of these are catchy titles because they use alliteration.

How about something like "Under Pressure" or "Stressed out!"?

"Wake Up!" "First, Coffee!" "Stop and smell the coffee".

"Cancel the Cancer: Causes, Effects, and Prevention of Diseases." It’s got alliteration, so it should be catchy enough to attract attention.

Cosmetics Science is an option for a project with cosmetics. Its simple but might still work.

"I Peed my Plants!" It's hilarious and will bring more attention to your project.

What about shortening your title to "Statistical Analysis of Rocket Emissions: Select Examples".

Here are some suggestions: Falling for you; I can’t defy gravity and why; Apple in the tree fall down to me.

"Give Me Some Sugar" might be nice! You might want to include plant in the title, but if you put a subtitle under it like, "What types of sugar added to water ... makes plants grow faster" (or whatever), it wouldn't be necessary.

"Heavy Metal = Heavy Heart?" might be a good choice. Heavy hearts are usually associated with negative emotions, so you might want to go with that.

"Let's get our hands dirty" is a catchy title you could try.

Yes! that is actually great! Just make sure people don't confuse it for biology or biotechnology.

How about 'Human Tech vs Natural Plantation', 'Digital and the Natural: What effect does devices have on plant growth?'

'Tech World vs Nature World', 'Does Human Tech effect the Natural Plant?', 'Tech 4 Plants?: Does technology have an effect on plants?'

These are a couple of nice, catchy titles: 'Hackers vs Theft!, 'The Hacker and the Thief-Which is Worse?'

You could title your project about talking to plants something like: Plant Talk!, or Chit Chatting with Plants, or If Plants Could Speak this is What They'd Hear.

Some title ideas could be: What's in my water?- an analysis of bacteria in drinking water; Water and Agar!: What bacteria is in our drinking water?; Wateria: a study of Bacteria life in drinking water.

A good title for a science fair project about parachutes is, "Fly (or Fall) to the Facts".

Some suitable titles might be: "The Effects of Music on Plants" or "Does Music Affect Plants?".

Try using alliteration or use a quote from a famous person about your topic. Or you could consider making a joke from the subject matter (nothing smutty though). As much as possible, try to capture the theme of your project in your title.

First, read this article. Then try to think of cool sayings about your project. Alliterations always cool. You could try putting up what your project is proving, For example if you are proving that worms don't have enough soil to live in you could title it Worms Working Around Low Housing Development Rates.

Think about issues you care about and then see if you can do an experiment on one of them. If you are interested in dogs, you could do an experiment on hypoallergenic dogs. Your question could be: Are hypoallergenic dogs really hypoallergenic?

"Don't look down, look around" is a good title because it shows that you shouldn't stare at your phone because it's bad for your eyes.

What about "The melting rainbow of wax" or the "Rainbow Race"? Include more info on the project though, as a subheading.