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 kidney working model with LED lights to showcase the different parts of the kidney is a great way to explain the anatomy and function visually. Here’s how you can make it: Materials Needed: Parts of the Kidney to Highlight: Video Steps for Creating the Model: 1. Create the Kidney Shape 2. Install LED … Read more
Creating a working model of the Pythagorean theorem using LED lights is a creative way to demonstrate the relationship between the sides of a right-angled triangle. Here’s a step-by-step guide to build this model. Materials Needed: Video Steps for Creating the Model: 1. Prepare the Base 2. Construct the Triangle 3. Install the LED Lights … Read more
Creating a working model on sets (intersections and union) using syringes and cardboard is a great way to visualize these mathematical concepts. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you create this model: Materials Needed: Video Steps for Creating the Model: 1. Prepare the Base 2. Create the Sets Using Balloons or Plastic Sheets 3. Attach … Read more
Here’s an expanded list of 9 awesome science project working models related to pollution, greenhouse effects, global warming, and efforts to save the Earth. These models will help illustrate various environmental concepts and promote awareness. 9 awesome videos These projects cover a range of environmental topics, from demonstrating the greenhouse effect and global warming to … Read more
Factor Tree Working Model Using Cardboard and Color Paper A factor tree is a visual tool used in mathematics to break down a number into its prime factors. Creating a factor tree model using cardboard and color paper helps to understand the process of prime factorization in a clear and interactive way. This project will … Read more
Types of Fractions Working Model in Reverse Tree Structure Creating a working model to illustrate the different types of fractions using a reverse tree structure is a creative way to understand and visualize how fractions are categorized. This model will be made using cardboard and color paper, and it will clearly show the relationship between … Read more
Types of Energy Working Model Using Cardboard and Color Paper Creating a working model to demonstrate different types of energy is an engaging project that can visually explain how various forms of energy work. This model will use cardboard, color paper, and simple drawings to represent each type of energy. Here’s a guide on how … Read more
Creating a model of an amoeba, a single-celled organism, using cardboard, color paper, paint, and LED lights is a fun and educational project. This model will help you understand the structure of an amoeba while adding a creative touch with LED lights to highlight its parts. Here’s a step-by-step guide to making this model: Materials … Read more
Introduction to the Human Kidney 3D Working Model The human kidney is a vital organ responsible for filtering waste from the blood, balancing bodily fluids, and forming urine. Creating a 3D working model of the kidney using simple materials like cardboard, silver foil, tissue paper, and syringes is an excellent way to visualize and understand … Read more
Creating an Electromagnetic Crane working model using cardboard, big wheels, and an electromagnetic arm is an exciting project that combines principles of electromagnetism and simple mechanics. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you make this model: Materials Needed: Step-by-Step Video Instructions: 1. Design and Cut the Cardboard Pieces: 2. Assemble the Crane: 3. Prepare the … Read more
Introduction to Rain Detector Cum Automatic Cloth Collect Working Model This Rain Detector cum Automatic Cloth Collect working model is an innovative and practical solution for protecting clothes drying outside a house from unexpected rain. The model operates without sensors and relies on a simple mechanical setup that includes two blades, a 9V battery, and … Read more
Introduction to the Electroscope: What is an Electroscope? An electroscope is a scientific instrument used to detect the presence of electric charges on a body. It is one of the oldest and simplest devices for studying electricity and is based on the principles of electrostatics. How Does an Electroscope Work? The basic design of an … Read more
Introduction to Hemodialysis: What is Hemodialysis? Hemodialysis is a medical procedure used to filter waste products, excess fluids, and toxins from the blood when the kidneys are no longer able to perform this function effectively. It is commonly used in patients with chronic kidney failure or acute kidney injuries. How Does Hemodialysis Work? In a … Read more
Introduction to the Model: Gravitational Force Explanation: Gravitational force is a natural phenomenon by which all objects with mass attract one another. Earth’s gravity is what keeps objects on the ground, and it also governs the motion of celestial bodies, such as the moon and artificial satellites, which orbit the planet. Working Principle of the … Read more
Introduction to the Electromagnetic Crane: An electromagnetic crane is a device that uses the principles of electromagnetism to lift and move metal objects. The basic concept involves converting electrical energy into magnetic energy using an electromagnet. Working Principle: The electromagnet is made by wrapping insulated copper wire around an iron core (in this case, a … Read more