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Cobb elementary Science fair
​Students in 1st-5th Grade


Welcome to the 2027 Cobb Elementary Science Fair

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​Saturday, April 17th, 2027
8:30 am- 2:30 pm
Location: Cobb Innovation & Technology Academy at Osborne HS

How do I qualify for the Cobb Elementary Science Fair?
Students in grades 1–5 who advance from school fairs participate in the Cobb Elementary Science Fair. Please contact your local school for more information.

​How it works!
  • Students compete at their local school fair
  • Top projects advance (up to 5 per school)
  • Projects must be registered by the deadline
  • Students present at the district fair

The Cobb County Elementary Science Fair will be for participants in Grades 1-5. Kindergarten students will be allowed to participate in local school fairs, but will not advance to the county level fair.

Five top-place science fair winners from each school will be accepted to the Cobb District Science Fair. ​
🚫 Not Allowed
  • Mold or bacteria experiments
  • Decaying food investigations
  • Models (volcanoes, robots, etc.)

​For the safety of our students, Cobb County Elementary Science Fair prohibits projects involving molds or bacteria.

This includes experiments with bacterial swabs, decaying food, or any project that cultivates mold or bacteria.

We prioritize the well-being of our students and appreciate your adherence to these guidelines. Projects involving these topics should not approved at the local level and will not be allowed to advance to the Cobb Elementary Science Fair.

Keep in Mind -- Parents are encouraged to guide students but not build the project. Remember, a good project is planned and developed over a period of time.

Quick Links

Student Registration Here
Volunteer Judge Registration
HIgh School Student volunteer Sign Up
Student Display Regulations

Local Fair Information

Schools should hold their science fair no later than Friday, March 27th. The firm registration deadline for all projects is Friday,  March 29th.  No late entries will be accepted.

Only students that have advanced from their local fair can register projects for the Cobb Elementary Science Fair.
Click Here For Science Fair Resources


CONTACT US

Further questions? Send us an email:

Directors:
Kerri Barton, Elementary Fair Director
[email protected]

Alana Davis, Professional Learning Coordinator

[email protected]
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Christian Cali, Science Supervisor
[email protected]
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  • Blog
  • 3D Science in Cobb
    • 3D Science Professional Learning
  • Science Events
    • Science Olympiad >
      • Elementary Science Olympiad
      • Middle School Science Olympiad
    • Science Fair >
      • 1-5
      • 6-12
  • Resources
    • Administrator Resources >
      • Science Workshop Model
      • Cobb County Schools: Professional Learning Offerings 24-25
    • Teacher Resources
    • Parent Resources
  • Program Sign-Up
  • Cross Cutting Concepts
  • Scientific and Engineering Practices
  • Contact
  • Citizen Science Programs
  • 2nd Grade Creative Butterfly Writing Contest
  • Science Matters
  • Science Matters Module 1
  • Science Matters Module 2
  • Science Matters Module 3
  • Science Matters Module 4
  • Science Matters Module 5