What is Science?
It's the process of studying the natural world through observation and experimentation.
What is science?
The step where you use your eyes and ears to gather information.
What is observation?
Name one of the astronomers that helped prove the Earth wasn’t the center of the universe.
Who is Copernicus or Galileo?
This is the name for the lens through which we interpret everything around us.
What is a worldview?
This common lunchbox fruit used to have giant seeds!
What is a Banana?
Science is not this, because it’s always changing and improving.
What is a way to permanently prove something (Not always set in stone)?
This is your "smart guess" about what will happen in your experiment.
What is a hypothesis?
Science improves over time because it’s always doing this.
What is adapting or changing?
Everyone has this, and it affects how we think and make decisions.
What is a perspective or worldview?
This invention was inspired by burrs sticking to a dog’s fur.
What is Velcro?
The comparison of a scientist to this profession shows how science is about solving mysteries.
What is a Detective?
The reason we control variables and follow an ordered method.
What is to remove bias?
The most exciting phrase in science isn’t “Eureka!” — it’s...
What is “Hmm… that’s strange.”?
Wearing red glasses makes everything look red — this is like how your worldview does this.
What is Tints it?
According to astronauts, the moon smells like this.
What is gunpowder?
This kind of approach is key in science—it means doing things in a specific, logical order.
What is a systematic approach?
This step comes after analyzing your experiment’s data.
What is drawing a conclusion?
Science accepts being wrong, because every failure helps lead us here.
What is closer to the truth?
This is one reason people might see the same event differently.
What is having a different worldview or only seeing part of the situation?
The phrase “Hmm... that’s strange.” is more important than this classic science phrase.
What is Eureka?
One of these is enough to disprove a hypothesis.
What is a counter-example?
If your hypothesis doesn’t work, you do this.
What is make a new hypothesis and try again?
If you find something that doesn’t fit the current scientific understanding, this is what science must do.
What is revise or update the theory?
Listening to people with different worldviews can help us do this.
What is learn more or understand better?
This is why science is never truly finished or final.
What is new discoveries always happen?