The hypothesis is that the dome-shaped drain cover will be less likely to become clogged by debris.

You will set up a gutter with a drain hole, place two stools and two bricks underneath it, and pour pails of water mixed with different types of debris into the gutter. You will also cut two pieces of wire mesh to use as the flat and dome-shaped drain covers.

You will need a 2 meter long gutter with a drain hole, two stools, two bricks, four pails of water mixed with dried leaves, grass, soil, and plastic wrappers, a roll of wire mesh, a small bowl, a pair of scissors, and an empty pail.

The results showed that the dome-shaped drain cover was more effective in stopping debris from entering the drain hole, while the flat drain cover was completely clogged by larger debris.

This science project is interesting because it shows how different shapes of drain covers can affect the flow of water and debris.

Consider repeating this science project using different types of debris such as paper, rocks, broken branches, or sand. You can also repeat the experiment using cone-shaped, pyramid-shaped, or box-shaped drain hole covers.

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