Microeconomics · Demand and Supply
Track vegetable prices and explain why they change
Record the prices of five vegetables twice a week for a month and explain each rise and fall.
- Easy
- 2–4 weeks
- Free
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Microeconomics · Demand and Supply
Record the prices of five vegetables twice a week for a month and explain each rise and fall.
Languages and Linguistics · Dialects
Record 100 everyday words in your home dialect and compare them with the standard language.
Environmental Science · Pollution
Hang petroleum-jelly cards at five locations and compare the particles they collect in a week.
Crops, Soil and Horticulture · Soil Studies
Compare soil texture, pH, organic matter and drainage at three sites and suggest suitable crops.
Pure Mathematics + Biology
Count spirals on pine cones, sunflowers and pineapples and test whether they are Fibonacci numbers.
Geography · Human Geography
Walk a transect from the centre to the edge and map how land use changes, then compare with old maps.
Astronomy and Space · Observational Astronomy
Sketch the Moon every clear night for a month and explain the pattern with a ball-and-lamp model.
Pure Mathematics · Trigonometry
Make a clinometer and find the height of your school building, a tree and a tower.
Microeconomics · Market Structures
Find a local example of each market structure and justify it with evidence on sellers, prices and entry.
Biology + Environmental Science
Survey plants and small animals with quadrats and calculate a biodiversity index for different areas.
Development and Applied Economics · Labour Economics
Interview ten street vendors about their earnings, costs, hours and risks.
History · Local History
Trace how one street, market or village changed over a century using buildings, records and people's memories.
Geography + Environmental Science
Document the condition, uses and problems of a local water body and suggest how to protect it.
Environmental Science · Waste Management
Sort and weigh one week of school waste by type and propose how to cut the largest share.
Sociology · Community Studies
Spend time with one community (a market, a hostel, a fishing village) and describe how it is organised.
Public Policy and Governance · Governance
Assess waste collection, water supply or street lighting in your ward and report the findings.
Agri-business and Food Science + Development and Applied Economics
Track the price of one crop at each step from farmer to consumer and find who gets what share.
Finance and Banking · Banking
Visit a bank, learn its main services and document how an account is opened and a loan is processed.
Psychology · Developmental Psychology
Observe a simple sharing game with children of two age groups, with parents' and school's permission.
Agri-business and Food Science + Business Studies
Visit a farmers' cooperative or producer company and study what it buys, sells and returns to members.
Biology · Zoology
Do weekly point counts of birds at three sites and compare species between habitats.
Development and Applied Economics + Geography
Collect rental listings and test whether rent per square foot falls with distance from the centre.
Industrial and Manufacturing + Operations, HR and Supply Chain
Time each step of the canteen queue, find the bottleneck and test one improvement.
Statistics and Probability + Biology
Use capture-recapture with beans to estimate a hidden total, then judge how accurate the method is.
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