Any idea or suggestion for project work.

Why should you choose one of those projects as your kids are those supposed to do the project? I would surely choose Health, nutrition, and cleanliness OR Agriculture and food security.

How old are Indian children in grade 9? (All school systems are different). If you know that they won't be able to make it, you should talk to the teacher and ask if he thinks that children are able to complete the task without the help of adults. I was a teacher myself. I taught foreign languages. I could see at once if a pupil had written a text themselves or if a grown-up had written it. Once, I told a pupil that I doubted that he had written the text himself. It was on a high level and without mistakes. He swore that he had done it. I said that if that was indeed the case, he would certainly be able to write it again. I would sit with him in an empty classroom in the afternoon and I would allow him to use a dictonary. He made an obscene remark and that was it. I gave him the worst mark which was also responsible - together with other bad marks in other subjects - that he failed at the end of the term and had to repeat it. I find 'Disaster management' much too abstract for a pupil. I'd choose 'Health, nutrition, and cleanliness'. This is something also a young person can have an opinion on. They can include the experience they've already made in this field at home and don't have to copy everything from books.

Oh my gosh! Can`t think of anything. Sorry I hope other mylotters will help you out with the project

Is there any area in which the kids have special interest? Like my kids are very excited about animals. So say if your kids have a keen interest in Transport or say Trains etc, you can go for Future Transport and Communication If they are kern into arranging and organizing things or things like Water Conservation, go for Resource Management. By the way, does the school wants a working model of the things?

I hope the bread mold project is accepted by their teacher. It is by far the easiest project to be done like this. Good luck with your grade.

Seriously if you see disaster management is very important in India so you can take that project. Being a former science teacher let me give you a idea how to go about it. It's rainy season. Indian cities suffer from water logging. So the first step is rain harvesting. You can take pictures of tanks erected either on roof tops or agricultural lands that can be used for both ground level and roof top farming. Secondly the rain water overflows the drainage system in India. Pictures of overflowing drains and then a drawing of how they can be taken to a common downward tank or river and then treated. These drainage water can also be cleaned through fishes that survive in flowing drains. Hope it helps you.

Well, it depends on what you are good at, I think.

You can ask them to do it themselves so that they can learn more through research. When I was in high school 3rd year, now grade 9 (based on the new education system here), we were asked to do a Science Project. We were 4 in a group. Each contributed on research and presentation. We worked on making dried saluyot leaves (jute leaves). It was a simple project on nutrition and health. We presented that dried leaves can be added on food recipe like noodle soup. We presented the health benefits of the leaves.

I would do future transport and communication. Yes show a picture when you complete the project.

I think the children should understand that it is their work, not yours. How are they going to learn if you do it for them?

It's best if it's something the child can do themselves. They will learn very little if you do it for them but there are some good suggestions in the comments.

Health, nutrition and cleanliness is I think the best topic for them. I am wondering why you are going to make their homework as it is their task to do so and be creative.

You have good topics there, good luck with the project.

I wish you luck in deciding. YouTube has a lot of ideas to choose from.

I made a volcano when I was a child

I vote for food security. I teach my kids to grow plants. How about truing different vegetables in different soils?

I hope you enjoy doing the project I would chose the second, third, or last for kids who have no interest. As a parent, we let our kids choose and offered suggestions if they asked. It’s best to let them complete the project themselves in their own way.

Health and nutrition would be the easiest, to me anyway.

Disaster management is feasible for a kid's project. And there are many ways to prepare in case disaster may come whether natural or man-made.

Oh nice your a good mother I hope you can choose a perfect idea for your kids.