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 working model that demonstrates the types of angles using a protractor and their definitions is an excellent way to visually teach students about angles. The model will showcase various angles like acute, right, obtuse, straight, and reflex, with the protractor as a reference. Materials Needed: Step-by-Step Video Instructions: 1. Creating the Base: 2. … Read more
Creating a model of an amoeba for a science project using cardboard and colored paper is a creative way to help students learn about this single-celled organism. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to make this model: Materials Needed: Step-by-Step Video Instructions: 1. Creating the Base: 2. Covering the Base with Colored Paper: 3. Creating … Read more
Creating a working model to teach the types of angles using LED lights, a 9V battery, and a matching board with definitions is an excellent educational project. This model will help students understand the different types of angles (acute, right, obtuse, straight, reflex) by lighting up the correct angle when matched with its definition. Here’s … Read more
Creating a human brain working model with LED lights to showcase the different parts of the brain is a great educational project. This model will use LEDs to illuminate specific brain regions, with switches to control each region, all powered by a 9V battery. Here’s how you can create this model: Materials Needed: Step-by-Step Video … Read more
Creating a thermal energy (electricity) generator working model using a Thermoelectric Cooler (TEC) or Peltier module is an excellent science project for demonstrating how temperature differences can generate electricity. This model will use the Seebeck effect, where heat and cold applied to a TEC module generate a voltage, which can then power a small DC … Read more
Creating a solar-powered agriculture (irrigation) working model is a great way to demonstrate sustainable farming practices. This model will show how solar energy can be used to pump water from a well and irrigate plants. Here’s how you can create this model: Materials Needed: Step-by-Step Video Instructions: 1. Preparing the Base: 2. Setting Up the … Read more
Creating a working model of the human respiratory system using syringes, pipes, balloons, and colored paper is a great way to demonstrate how the lungs function during breathing. Here’s a step-by-step guide to making this model: Materials Needed: Step-by-Step Video Guide: Explanation of the Human Respiratory Model: This model provides a visual and hands-on demonstration … Read more
Creating a solar-powered agricultural working model using a DC water pump, a solar panel, and plastic trays to demonstrate agricultural watering is an excellent educational project. This model demonstrates how solar energy can be harnessed for sustainable agriculture. The solar panel generates electricity that powers the DC water pump, allowing it to irrigate crops automatically … Read more
A DC water pump is an electric device that moves water using direct current (DC) as its power source. When connected to a power supply, the pump’s motor rotates, driving the impeller that moves water. A switch can be used to control the pump by allowing or cutting off the power supply. This guide explains … Read more
Creating a working model of arms and muscles using balloons, cardboard, and woolen thread can be a fun and educational project. This model will simulate how muscles contract and relax to move the arm. Here’s how to make it: Materials Needed: Step by Step Video Instructions: 1. Create the Arm Structure: 2. Assemble the Arm: … Read more
Creating a spinal cord and brain model using cardboard and colored paper is a great educational project. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you make a detailed and visually appealing model: Materials Needed: Step by Step Video Instructions: 1. Draw and Cut Out the Head and Spine: 2. Draw and Cut Out the Brain Parts: … Read more
Creating a place value working model with paper cups is a fun and educational project. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you make one: Materials Needed: Step by Step Video Instructions: Using the Model: This model visually represents the concept of place value, helping to understand how each digit’s position affects its value.
In this project, we will build a simple electric circuit that utilizes water as a switch to control a DC motor. When water is introduced between two conductive plates, the motor will turn on, and when the water is removed, the motor will turn off. This experiment not only provides a hands-on understanding of electric … Read more
Creating a water alarm model using a plastic bottle, a 9V battery, a buzzer, safety pins, and wires is a simple and effective project to demonstrate how a basic water detection system works. Here’s a step-by-step guide: Materials Needed Step-by-Step Video Instructions 1. Prepare the Plastic Bottle 2. Prepare the Safety Pins 3. Wiring the … Read more
Creating a skeleton system model using cardboard and paper is a fun and educational project. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you build a simple and effective skeleton model: Materials Needed Step-by-Step Instructions 1. Gather Reference Materials 2. Drawing the Skeleton Parts 3. Cutting Out the Skeleton Parts 4. Assembling the Skeleton 5. Adding Details … Read more