• Girl Scout Science Fair Application

    STEM Expo: January 24, 2026
  • Now introducing the Girl Scout Science Fair!  This is an opportunity for Girl Scouts of all ages to share their STEM passions with other Girl Scouts.

     

    Did you complete a STEM badge this year that you’d like to share? Are you working on a STEM-focused high award that you want to present to a group? Or maybe you did a cool project for school that other Girl Scouts would find interesting!

     

    Read through the guidelines below and complete the application by December 12, 2025 to apply! Reach out to us at STEM@gsgatl.org with questions or for a PDF of the science fair guidelines.  We strongly recommend you review the Science Fair Guidelines with your Girl Scout before starting this application!

  • Application

  • Project Types

    There are three options for projects: presentations, demonstrations, or hands-on activities.  Read more about each option in the Girl Scout Science Fair Guideline packet.
  • Logistics

    Parents and Troop Leaders, please review the information below and ensure that you and your Girl Scout(s) can commit to all of these specifics.
  • Timeline 

     Apply December 9, 2024

    Tell us your STEM question, what type of project, if your project connects to a STEM badge or high award project, and your preferred time slot. 

    Application Approvals December 11, 2024  The GSGATL STEM team will confirm all submitted projects
     Planning Check In (optional)

    Week of January 6, 2025

     Meet virtually with a STEM team member to review your project and any new ideas.  Specific check-in goals will be provided.
    STEM Expo Event

    January 25, 2025 10:00 AM-12:00 PM or

    1:00-3:00 PM

    Please be prepared to arrive for set up 30 minutes before your time slot begins with all your materials ready to go!


     Details:

    • Girl Scouts (and a responsible adult) need to be at the presentation for their entire time slot, including the 1-hour set-up time prior to their activity starting
    • All activities, collateral, displays, and materials should be produced exclusively by the Girl Scouts, with minimal adult assistance (based on GS level)
    • Project expectations will reflect the Girl Scout’s level
    • Girl Scouts and troops are responsible for providing all materials and supplies. (Grants are available for Juliette Girl Scouts, some materials may be available from Council.)
    • Projects can be part of a high award project!  Your project could qualify for a Bronze Award, or be a component of a Silver or Gold Award.  Please note that all high award projects need to go through the standard approval process. 

     

    Logistics:

    • Girl Scouts must be accompanied by an adult (parent or Troop Leader) during their time at the Science Fair and STEM Expo.
    • Each project should fit on a single 6-foot table (hands-on activities will be given a second table to accommodate visitors)
    • Avoid super messy materials (no slime, glitter, liquid glue, etc.)
    • Each project should be ready to see about 100 guests (Girl Scouts and parents) during their time slot. This includes having materials for 100 guests to do activities.
    • Approved Girl Scout projects will receive free tickets to the STEM Expo for all Girl Scout participants and 1 adult per group.
  • By signing below, I acknowledge that I'm applying to be part of the Girl Scout Science Fair on Saturday, January 25, 2025 at the Cobb County Civic Center.  I understand that my application may be approved or denied, with final confirmation on December 11, 2024.  

     

    I also acknowledge that the Girl Scout Science Fair is a Girl Scout-led experience.  My Girl Scout(s) will be completing the majority of the work for their projects, including the planning, displays, collateral, materials, and all the details.  

     

    I also understand the responsibilities and obligations of participating in this experience, as listed above, and I have communicated these responsibilities to my Girl Scouts. 

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