In this category, we add all the DIY school science project models for secondary school students (Class 10 / Grade 10).
Class 10 school projects are a very important and turning point for the students.
The models are covered in the following subjects
We have listed all exciting science models (both working and still models) that you can implement with the materials available at home based on the latest syllabus
For these listed projects we have provided detailed explanations including step by step video on how to make this model diy at home.
By following the video instructions students can do themselves develop the models step by step for their science exhibition or science fair
Do these DIY projects, students will get good knowledge on these topics.
Creating a maths working model (TLM) to teach the concepts of greater than (>), less than (<), and equal to (=) can be a highly effective way to help students understand comparison of numbers. This interactive model will allow students to physically engage with these concepts and make learning more visual and fun. Objective: To … Read more
Creating a seed germination working model using cardboard and colored paper is a fun and educational project that can visually represent the stages of seed germination in a simple and creative way. This Teaching-Learning Material (TLM) model will help students understand the germination process, from a seed sprouting to its early growth stages. Here’s how … Read more
Creating a working model of the sources of water using a teaching-learning material (TLM) approach is a great way to visually demonstrate the different natural sources of water (like rivers, lakes, underground water, and rain) and how water can be collected and used. This model can also incorporate the idea of drawing water through a … Read more
Creating a hydraulic press working model using syringes is an excellent hands-on project that demonstrates the principle of Pascal’s Law in fluid mechanics. This project shows how hydraulic systems use fluid pressure to multiply force. In this case, you will use a tomato to illustrate how the press applies pressure. Objective: To build a simple … Read more
Connecting an IR fire sensor without an Arduino is a simple project that can be accomplished with basic electronic components. This project will allow you to detect infrared radiation from a flame (like a candle or lighter) and activate a buzzer when fire is detected. Here’s a step-by-step guide to create this setup using a … Read more