🎥⏰ @ncsmgoi, @MinOfCultureGoI, presents #ScienceProjects from EISEF 2026 | #AISmartClock From EISEF 2026 at @BITMKolkata, Sayandeep Mondal, Supriti Das & Probir Kumar Pramanik from Tollygunge Government Industrial Training Institute. Watch: youtu.be/nrWpqSmHVSg

Yummy Science Project! 😋 EDIBLE JELLO HUMAN-CELL* MODEL Fun idea—that’s a classic homeschool-style science snack combo 😄 Here’s a quick “experiment” to build an edible human cell: What you’ll need: 1 box of flavored Jello (any color = cytoplasm) Clear plastic cup or bowl Assorted candies: Gummy candy or jawbreaker (nucleus) Licorice strands (endoplasmic reticulum [Abbreviation is "ER"]) Small round candies like M&Ms or Skittles (mitochondria) Jelly beans (lysosomes/vacuoles) Sprinkles or candy dots (ribosomes) Steps: 1. Prepare the Jello according to the package instructions. 2. Pour it into a clear cup (this is your “cell”). 3. Let it cool in the fridge for about 30–45 minutes, until it’s partially set (thick but not firm). 4. Gently place your candies into the Jello: Big candy in the center = nucleus Licorice around it = ER Scatter the rest throughout 5. Return to the fridge until fully set. What’s happening: You’re creating a simple model of a human (animal) cell, where each candy represents an organelle and the Jello holds everything in place—like cytoplasm. Bonus idea: Before eating, label each part and see if you can explain what it does. Then… science becomes dessert 🍬 *BRIEF EXPLANATION: PARTS OF A CELL: - Cytoplasm: Gelatinous liquid that fills the inside of a cell. - Nucleus: Membrane-bound organelle [like an organ] containing the cell's chromosomes. - Endoplasmic reticulum [Abbreviation is "ER"]: Network of membrane-enclosed tubules and sacs. - Mitochondria: Cell's powerhouse produces energy for survival and function. - Lysosomes/Vacuoles: Digestion, storage and transport of materials. - Ribosomes: Act as the cell's primary "protein factories." #ScienceProjects

Why did the homeschooler enjoy science class? Because experiments sometimes turned into dessert 🍪! (See yummy science project below!) #Homeschool #ScienceProjects

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When embarking on an Eskom Expo research project, keep in mind that your Project Summary is the first impression judges will have of your work: keep it short, clear, and powerful. Summarise your topic, why it matters, what you aim to find out, and how you plan to investigate it. This summary guides your entire research journey, so take the time to refine it. • Quick steps to start your research project: tinyurl.com/3vd2hmnp • Register for 2026: tinyurl.com/bdhk552y • Resources: tinyurl.com/3nww42xp #DiscoverEskomExpo #STEMeducation #FutureScientists #ResearchSkills #STEMI #ScienceProjects #Innovation #YoungScientists #YouthInSTEM

Great research begins with something you care about. Look around your home, school or community. What problems do people face? What makes you curious? Do you enjoy numbers, coding, designing, building, nature or solving social issues? Your interest > your topic > your motivation. Tip: Use the Expo Categories and Sustainable Development Goals for inspiration. • Quick steps to start your research project: tinyurl.com/3vd2hmnp • Register for 2026: tinyurl.com/bdhk552y • Resources: tinyurl.com/3nww42xp #DiscoverEskomExpo #STEMeducation #FutureScientists #ResearchSkills #STEMI #ScienceProjects #Innovation #YoungScientists #YouthInSTEM

When starting an Eskom Expo research project, shape the direction of your project with three essentials: • Aim: What you hope to achieve • Research Question(s): Ask “how/why/under what conditions” • Hypothesis/Engineering Goal: Your prediction or design intention Identify your variables: independent, dependent and control. Tip: Keep your research questions simple, clear and answerable with the time and resources available. • Quick steps to start your research project: tinyurl.com/3vd2hmnp • Register for 2026: tinyurl.com/bdhk552y • Resources: tinyurl.com/3nww42xp #DiscoverEskomExpo #STEMeducation #FutureScientists #ResearchSkills #STEMI #ScienceProjects #Innovation #YoungScientists #YouthInSTEM

When embarking on a research project, remember, once your investigation is complete, study the data carefully. Look for patterns, trends, and unexpected results. Use graphs or tables to help you interpret your findings. Ask yourself: What does the data show? Does it answer my research question? • Quick steps to start your research project: tinyurl.com/3vd2hmnp • Register for 2026 (School learners Grades 4–12 & TVET NC(V) Level 2 to NC(V) Level 4 students): tinyurl.com/bdhk552y • Resources: tinyurl.com/3nww42xp #DiscoverEskomExpo #STEMeducation #FutureScientists #ResearchSkills #STEMI #ScienceProjects #Innovation #YoungScientists #YouthInSTEM

What an incredible #NationalScienceDay @RSCBhavnagar ​From brilliant student #scienceprojects to high-energy #interactivesessions, spark of #curiosity was everywhere today. Seeing young minds dive into #handsonactivities reminds us that the #future of #innovation is bright

When embarking on a research project, your poster is what judges will see first at Eskom Expo. Use visuals, graphs, and clear explanations. Keep it organised: introduction, methods, results, conclusion, and key messages. Make it easy to read and visually appealing without overcrowding it. For full guidance, templates, and resources, visit exposcience.co.za/quick-step… #DiscoverEskomExpo #STEMeducation #FutureScientists #ResearchSkills #STEMI #ScienceProjects #Innovation #YoungScientists #YouthInSTEM

Help students learn more about #scientists and #engineers in #STEM history as part of #BlackHistoryMonth. Short profiles connect students with STEM careers and #scienceprojects. sbgo.org/blackhistorymonth26… #scienceteacher

Before you begin with your Eskom Expo research project, check whether your study involves any ethical or safety risks. Ask: • Could anyone be harmed physically, mentally or emotionally? • Am I using hazardous materials? • Do I need permission from participants? • Do I need adult supervision or a lab environment? If you answer YES or MAYBE, adjust your project or consult a mentor. Tip: Complete the Learner Ethics Checklist before data collection. • Quick steps to start your research project: tinyurl.com/3vd2hmnp • Register for 2026: tinyurl.com/bdhk552y • Resources: tinyurl.com/3nww42xp #DiscoverEskomExpo #STEMeducation #FutureScientists #ResearchSkills #STEMI #ScienceProjects #Innovation #YoungScientists #YouthInSTEM

Inspire students to make connections between science history, STEM careers, and #scienceprojects as part of #BlackHistoryMonth sbgo.org/blackhistorymonth26… #scienceteacher

When embarking on a research project, your journal is your scientific diary. Write down everything: dates, times, methods, results, observations, challenges, and adjustments. Good record-keeping strengthens your credibility and helps you analyse your data later on. • Quick steps to start your research project: tinyurl.com/3vd2hmnp • Register for 2026 (School learners Grades 4–12 & TVET NC(V) Level 2 to NC(V) Level 4 students): tinyurl.com/bdhk552y • Resources: tinyurl.com/3nww42xp #DiscoverEskomExpo #STEMeducation #FutureScientists #ResearchSkills #STEMI #ScienceProjects #Innovation #YoungScientists #YouthInSTEM