Do you have a curiosity about the world around you?
The 4-H Canada Science Fair is an opportunity for you to explore, experiment, and discover! Through this program, 4-H youth plan, research, complete, and submit science fair projects, independently or as pairs, to be judged virtually, in the hopes of moving to our second round and ultimately to the Canada-Wide Science Fair.
The 4-H Canada Science Fair is open to 4-H’ers in grades 7 to 12 or enrolled in CÉGEP.
Meet the 2022 Winners and Finalists
Get to know the winners, finalists, and projects of the 2022 4-H Canada Science Fair.
How does the 4-H Canada Science Fair work?
Either by yourself or with another 4-H’er, you’ll explore a topic of your choice to create your very own science fair project. Using your unique perspective on your project, you will plan, research, build, experiment, test, and analyze it before submitting it for judging. There are three rounds to the 4-H Canada Science Fair:
First Round
You’ll develop and submit your project online by Jan. 21, 2022, as part of the first round. Your project then will be judged virtually between Jan. 22 and Feb. 7, 2022.
Second Round
If your project is successful in the first round, you’ll move on to the second round as a finalist, with virtual judging, fun activities, and guest speakers. During this round, three winners and their projects will be chosen. The second round takes place from March 3-7, 2022, with our host University of Manitoba – Faculty of Agricultural and Food Sciences.
Canada-Wide Science Fair
The three winners and their projects will be entered into the virtual Canada-Wide Science Fair, taking place May 16-20, 2022, where they will compete against the best and the brightest from across Canada!
Developing your 4-H Canada Science Fair project
What interests you? Is there something you would love to test or invent? Do you have a question that you want to explore? Whatever it is, the sky is the limit for your 4-H Canada Science Fair project!
Additional resources to download:
You can also access support from our programs team, who can answer any questions you might have when building your project. You can email us at program@4-h-canada.ca with your questions.
Finding a mentor to help you with your project
You can use a mentor to help you develop your science fair project! A mentor can be anyone who can support you in developing your project. It could be a teacher, a parent, a 4-H club leader, a senior 4-H member, or a professional working in a field related to your project. A mentor can help you with the challenging parts of your project, like reviewing your work, meeting local experts in your field, or securing a workspace or access to a science lab.
Download the Mentorship Package to access a mentor invitation template, the Mentor-Member Code of Conduct, and information for teachers.
Looking for inspiration?
Take a look back at past 4-H Canada Science Fairs and projects:
2022 4-H Canada Science Fair
2021 4-H Canada Science Fair
2020 4-H Canada Science Fair
2019 4-H Canada Science Fair
2018 4-H Canada Science Fair
2017 4-H Canada Science Fair
2016 4-H Canada Science Fair
If you are interested in judging the 4-H Canada Science Fair, check out our judging opportunities.
Thank you to our partners
Science & Technology Pillar Partner
National Host Partner
Government Support
Resource Development Partner & Host of the Canada-Wide Science Fair
