Senses
You use this to listen and learn how music sounds.
Hearing
What does a measuring cup measure?
liquid
What do scientists use to find out information?
inquiry skills
What is another word for investigation?
test
What should you do to make sure your results are correct?
Repeat the test.
You use these to observe color, shape and size.
eyes
What would you measure with a tape measure or a ruler to measure?
length
Writing, telling, drawing or making a graph to show your results is called?
communicating
When you are going to conduct a test, what will you need to do?
Make a plan.
If you see that the colors of some soil are different, what sense are you using?
sight
To learn if foods are sweet, sour or salty, what sense do you use?
taste
If you want to see an object up close, what tool would you use?
a hand lens
If a scientist wants to learn about something, what should they do?
Plan an investigation.
Why would you need to record and share an investigation?
to communicate
When you infer, what are you using to tell why you think something might happen?
observation
You can learn about the world by using hearing, sight, smell, touch, and taste, also known as.
senses
If you use a scale to compare 2 objects, what are you measuring?
weight
What is it called when you put things in order?
sequence
What do scientists communicate at the end of their investigation?
results
If you say something happened first, next, last, what are you doing?
sequencing
If you pet a dog, what sense are you using?
touch
What type of tool would you use to collect and compare air temperature?
thermometer
What is it called when you make a good guess about something?
predict
What does a scientist do first during an investigation?
observe
When you want to know more, what can you do?
Ask questions.