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.
Learn how to make a thermal power plant working model that demonstrates the complete process of electricity generation and distribution using thermal energy. In this DIY science model, we simulate the journey from burning coal in a boiler to lighting up homes via turbines, generators, transmission lines, and distribution units. This is a great hands-on … Read more
This project demonstrates the working of a thermal power plant, showcasing how thermal energy is converted into electrical energy through a step-by-step process involving a boiler, turbine, generator, and transmission lines. The model is made using cardboard, plastic bottles, chopsticks, a DC motor, fan blades, and an LED to replicate real-world thermal power stations. In … Read more
This model demonstrates two sources of renewable energy: solar power and wind power.The solar panel on the roof (simulated by a 9V battery) powers the light inside the house, showing how sunlight can generate electricity. On the other side, the wind turbine generates electricity by spinning the fan blades, which powers the LED.This project shows … Read more
This is a pull-and-pop 3D shapes model for math learning.When you pull the woolen thread, the 2D net pops up and forms a 3D shape. This helps understand how flat nets convert into solid figures like cube, cone, or pyramid.It is a fun and interactive TLM (Teaching Learning Material) to teach geometry and visualization. Materials … Read more
“This is a working model of acid rain. Factories release harmful gases like sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides into the air. These gases rise into the atmosphere and mix with water vapor in the clouds to form sulfuric and nitric acid.When it rains, this mixture falls to the ground as acid rain.Acid rain damages forests, … Read more
This is a rotating wheel model showing the seed germination cycle.As we rotate the top wheel, we can see the different stages in the life of a plant — from a seed, to germinating seed, then a seedling, followed by a young plant, and finally a mature plant that produces seeds again. This cycle shows … Read more
This is a detailed Nuclear Power Plant Working Model. The process starts in the fusion building (reactor), where nuclear fission generates heat. This heat is transferred via hot water pipes to the turbine building, where steam spins a turbine connected to a generator.Electricity is produced and sent through transmission lines to homes.The excess heat is … Read more
This is a working model of a solar-powered house. It shows how solar energy can be harnessed from the Sun using a solar panel installed on the roof. The panel converts sunlight into electricity, which lights up the house.This model promotes renewable energy, helps reduce electricity bills, and is environmentally friendly.The surrounding green garden adds … Read more
This model shows the contrast between afforestation and deforestation.On this side, afforestation is shown where more trees are planted. It supports biodiversity, maintains the water cycle, reduces pollution, and keeps the Earth cool. On the other side, deforestation is shown. Trees are cut down for construction, farming, or industries, which causes loss of wildlife, air … Read more
This working model shows the effect of global warming and how greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide trap heat in Earth’s atmosphere. When sunlight enters, some of it reflects back, but greenhouse gases trap most of the heat, raising the Earth’s temperature.In this box, you can see how the trapped heat makes the area warmer, simulating … Read more
This is a working model of a volcano, which demonstrates how magma inside the Earth rises and erupts as lava. Inside the volcano, we have a red LED light that simulates the glow of hot lava inside.When the switch is turned on, the LED glows, showing the intense heat and molten rock inside a volcano.Optionally, … Read more
This is a working model showing Air, Water, and Land Pollution. On the left, we see factories and vehicles releasing smoke, causing air pollution.In the middle, the plastic tray represents a lake, which is getting polluted by factory waste using this syringe mechanism. You can also see a truck dumping garbage into the river. This … Read more
“This is a Hydraulic Gate Working Model made using syringes and cardboard.It demonstrates Pascal’s Law – the principle behind hydraulic systems. When I push the first syringe, water pressure moves the second syringe’s plunger, lifting the gate.Such hydraulic gates are used in dams, canals, and flood control systems. Materials Required: Video Steps to Make the … Read more
This is a hydraulic lift working model in a scissor shape, made using syringes and ice cream sticks/cardboard. It demonstrates Pascal’s Law, where pressure applied on a fluid in a closed container is transmitted equally.When we press one syringe, the water moves into the other, pushing it out and lifting the scissor mechanism. This model … Read more
This is a working model of the human respiratory system.The plastic bottle represents the chest cavity.The two balloons inside are our lungs, and the straws act as the trachea and bronchi.The balloon at the bottom represents the diaphragm, which plays a key role in breathing. When we pull the bottom balloon (diaphragm) downward using the … Read more