The process that scientists use to pose questions, develop hypothesises, design experiments,collect data, draw conclusions, and comunicate ideas and results.
What is Scientific Inquiry?
100
It protects your skin from cuts and burns.
What is a Lab Apron?
100
When you attempt to find an answer to your problem.
What is Researching?
100
What you collect from an observation.
What is data?
200
Explaining your observations.
What is inferring?
200
A possible answer to a scientific question or explantation.
What is a Hypothesis?
200
To protect your feet.
What are close-toed shoes?
200
When you determine your goal.
What is identifying a need?
200
When you collect data.
What is observing?
300
When you make a forecast of what will happen in the future based on past experiences or observations.
What is Predicting?
300
Factors that can change during an experiment.
What are Variables?
300
A sign that shows that there is a danger of fire in the experiment.
What are Flame and Heating Symbols?
300
The first model of something.
What is a prototype?
300
When you build a first model.
What is a prototype?
400
The type of science that Physics and Chemistry fall into.
What is Physical Science?
400
A statement that describes what scientists expect to happen every time under a particular set of conditions.
What are Scientific Laws?
400
A sign that warns of electric shock during the experiment.
What is electric shock sign?
400
When you redo a project.
What is rebuilding?
400
An observation where you use measurments to collect data.
What is a qualitive observation.
500
The study of matter, energy, and the changes they undergo.
What is Physical Science?
500
A well-tested explanation for a wide range of observations or experimental results.
What is a Scientific Theory?
500
This is worn to protect your skin.
What is a Lab Coat?
500
When you determine your questions.
What is Posing Questions?
500
An observation where you use your senses to collect data.