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.
Introduction: Water is an essential resource for all life on Earth. However, the increasing demands of a growing population and urbanization have put immense pressure on our water sources. This has led to water scarcity in many regions, necessitating the need for innovative and sustainable solutions. One such solution is rainwater harvesting, a practice that … Read more
This waste water treatment plant model provides a visual representation of the essential stages of wastewater treatment. It helps demonstrate how various physical, biological, and chemical processes work together to clean and purify wastewater before it is released back into the environment. Materials Required to make this science project 1.DC Water Pump 2.Switch 3.Battery 4.Straw … Read more
The Milky Way is not just a band of light across our night sky; it is the very galaxy we call home. Spanning a vast expanse of space, it encompasses an incredible array of celestial wonders, from swirling stars to enigmatic black holes. Structure and Composition: Our galaxy is a massive spiral, shaped like a … Read more
In this project, we’ll create a multi-layer model of the human skin using cardboard boxes, color paper, and threads to represent the different layers. This model will demonstrate the structure of the skin, including the epidermis, dermis, and subcutaneous tissue. Here are the steps: Materials Needed: Building the Skin Structure Model: 1. Gather Materials: Collect … Read more
In this project, we’ll create a 3D working model of the periodic table using cardboard and colored paper. Each column (group) will be rotatable to demonstrate the periodicity of elements. Here are the steps: Materials Needed: Building the Periodic Table Model: 1. Base Structure: Step 1: Cut out a large rectangular piece of cardboard to … Read more
In this project, we’ll create a simplified working model that represents satellite communication for remote sensing in agriculture. This model demonstrates how satellites can be used to monitor and gather data for agricultural purposes. Here are the steps: Materials Needed: Building the Satellite Communication Model: 1. Creating the Base: Step 1: Cut out a large … Read more
Creating a Simple Computer Model with Monitor, CPU, Keyboard, and Mouse using Cardboard and Colored Paper In this project, we will create a basic computer model using cardboard and colored paper to represent a monitor, CPU (Central Processing Unit), keyboard, and mouse. This is a fun and educational activity that can help you understand the … Read more
In this project, we’ll create a basic computer working model that includes a glowing monitor and CPU. This is a simplified representation, but it provides a visual demonstration of how a computer’s components work together. Here are the steps: Materials Needed: Building the Computer Working Model: 1. Creating the Base: Step 1: Cut out a … Read more
Introduction: Computer networks are intricate systems that facilitate the exchange of data and resources among various devices. They form the backbone of modern communication and information sharing, enabling people and organizations to connect and collaborate across different locations. There are several types of computer networks, each designed to suit specific needs and scales of operation. … Read more
Introduction: Creating a Swachh Bharat Abhiyan model with a focus on clean houses and improved sanitation facilities is a wonderful way to visually represent the mission’s goals. In this project, we’ll use cardboard and colored paper to craft a model that showcases a clean house and a well-maintained toilet facility. Let’s embark on this project … Read more
Introduction: Creating a Swachh Bharat model with a focus on sanitation and cleanliness is a powerful way to visualize and promote good hygiene practices. In this project, we’ll use cardboard to represent a toilet facility and miniature figures to depict people actively cleaning the streets. Let’s embark on this project to inspire cleaner and healthier … Read more
Introduction: Creating a model of a Swachh Bharat village is a wonderful way to visualize and promote cleanliness, hygiene, and sustainability in rural areas. In this project, we’ll use everyday items like soap boxes, cardboard, and paper to represent houses, hospitals, domestic animals, and thatched roofs. We’ll also demonstrate the difference between a village with … Read more
Introduction: The Clean India Mission, or Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, is a commendable initiative that encourages cleanliness and sanitation practices across India. In this project, we’ll create essential cleaning tools using paper and cardboard, emphasizing the importance of resourcefulness and recycling in maintaining a clean environment. Let’s embark on this journey of crafting functional cleaning tools … Read more
Introduction: The Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, launched by the Government of India, is a noble mission aimed at achieving a clean and green India. In this project, we’ll create a 3D model to visually represent this mission. We’ll use a ball to symbolize the Earth, a rotating motor for dynamism, and miniature plants to emphasize the … Read more
Introduction: Understanding how our eyes function is a journey into the marvels of biology and optics. In this project, we’ll create an advanced working model to simulate the intricate process of vision. We’ll use LED bulb covers to represent the cornea and lens, a transparent pipe to mimic the optic nerves, and a torch light … Read more