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What is the Scientific Method?

A system of steps used to solve a problem.

What is the first step of the scientific method?

Ask a question / Identify a problem

How do you come up with a question or problem to answer?

Make observations

What is the difference between a hypothesis and a prediction?

A hypothesis can be tested

What do you call the instructions or steps on how to do the experiment?

Procedure

What do you call data that are observations?

Qualitative Data

What do you call the data that you measure?

Quantitative Data

Which step of the scientific method would you find a graph that explains what happened?

Analyze

Which step answers the original question (problem) and summarizes your findings?

Conclusion

Which step is not found in your lab write up, and is the last step of the scientific method?

Communicate Information

Do you follow the same steps every time?

No, you may do things twice or skip them all together.

What some ways to communicate information?

Poster, video, power point, verbally share, or posting online.

What is something you are not changing in an experiment?

A Constant

What is something you are changing each time in an experiment to find different results?

A Variable

What is the change that you make on purpose to test your hypothesis?

Independent or manipulated variable

In an experiment: the growth of a plant is the:

dependent variable

In an experiment: the different types of liquids on a plant is the:

independent variable

observation
use your five senses to recognize or take note of things around you.
qualitative observation
A type of observation that includes qualities.
hypothesis
Making a educational guess.
experiment
A test trial to see if your hypothesis is supported or not supported.
variable
a condition in an experiment that can be changed to affect the results.
Recording
Writing down your observations or measurements.
classifying
to put things into groups according to their characteristics
characteristics
a distinguishing trait quality or property
communicating
to share information ideas or feelings with another person by talking writing etc
measuring
to find out the length capacity volume weight etc
inferring
to draw a conclusion after considering all the facts
predicting
to say what you think will happen based upon the information you have
reporting
telling others what you have discovered