Pillar Scientific Supply to the Rescue! A teacher says your child has to have a project for the Science Fair. What will you do? Those words strike dismay in the ears of parents everywhere. And sadly, many teachers only encourage and help their "best" students participate. Why? Most teachers do not have the time to help each student "think" of an idea for a good project. However, that is only the beginning. Because most scientific supply houses only sell to schools or businesses, where to locate the supplies needed becomes the next obstacle. If that maze is satisfactorly negoiated, the next problem is a student that is unsure exactly what is expected at the Science Fair in regard to their project. This is especially true for a "first-time" student. What is meant by the five necessary elements of a successful project? How should the experiment be displayed? What should be included in the project display for maximum success with judges? What do judges want, or don't want to see in Science Fair projects? These and hundreds of other questions can make it quite daunting to teachers with dozens of students. That's why most teachers rely on parents help for the extra-curricular work of Science Fairs. However, most parents have no idea how to answer or help their kids. That's where Pillar Scientific Supply comes in. We have compiled great experiments that are all inclusive. Everything your child will need for his/her project is included in one neat package. From petri dishes to soil to safety equipment, everything is included. No more driving all over town for supplies. No more wondering how your child can have the edge over the other students. Pillar has done it all. Included in every project are personal tips for the particular catagory ordered. Information such as proper size of display board and what judges expect to see in projects will be included. We will tell you what Science Fairs will allow in displays. And what they won't allow. Our projects provoke the interest of students as we suggest the questions they will need to consider. But we won't "give" them the answers thus keeping the original intent of Science Fairs intact. That is, to give each student an opportunity for hands-on experience in scientific procedures that will challenge their curiosity and ignite an inquiring mind. They will learn from Pillar Science Kits that there ar no "right" or "wrong" answers in science. They will find that every knowledge can be used because learning is always the answer to discovering.