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To find the size or amount of something
A. Observe
B. Measure
C. infer
B. Measure
What does a measuring cup measure?
Liquids
You write to tell about the results of a test
communicate
ask a question
communicate
A tool that measures a temperature
thermometer
Jared knows that his two blocks are the same color but different shapes. How does he know?
He observes and compares them
To use your senses to learn about something
A. measure
B. Infer
C. observe
C. Observe
measuring the length of a book
ruler or tape measure
You take the first step to do an investigation
draw conclusions
observe
observe
You make a statement that you can test
hypothesis
conclusion
hypothesis
You use information you gather to explain what you learned
observe
draw conclusions
draw conclusions
To observe how things are alike and different
A.infer
B.Compare
C.observe
B. compare
observing curves and lines on the tip of your finger
hand lens
Suppose you make a poster to show the results of your test. You are________
observing
communicating
making a hypothesis
communicating
You use inquiry skills and science tools to learn
communicate
investigate
investigate
Draw conclusions
1
3
4
4
to use what you know to answer a question
A. Compare
B. infer
C. Measure
B. infer
finding the weight of a watermelon
scale
Observe and ask a question
2
1
3
1
Make a hypothesis
3
2
1
2
Do the test and record what happens
4
2
3
3
What do you use when you observe
your five senses!
Hear, smell, taste, touch, see
Thermometer, scales, and rulers are things that people use to find information. What are these things called?
Science tools
Why do you draw a conclusion
to tell what you learned from an investigation
What does predict mean?
to make a good guess about what will happen
To observe how things are alike and different
compare