Scientific Method
Scientific Method II
Variables
Variables II
Lab Safety
100

The process used to answer question in the world

Scientific Method

100

The steps to the scientific method (7)

Question/Problem

Observation/Research

Hypothesis

Test/Experiment

Data

Conclusion

Communicate

100

I will collect data from this variable.

It is like the effect in cause and effect.

Dependent Variable

100

I can make changes to this variable.

This is the only thing that should be changed in an experiment.

It is like the cause in cause and effect

What is Independent Variable

100

The proper method for smelling something in the laboratory

What is "wafting"

200

Use of your 5 senses

Observations

200

Charts and graphs

Analyze Data

200

Variable that does not change in an experiment

What is Constant

200

The group that is observed but not change

What is Control Group

200

Used to hold something hot or cold in the lab

What is tongs or gloves?

300

Written as if/then statement

What is a hypothesis?

300

The step that you go back to when the hypothesis is found not to be supported in the conclusion

Step 3 or Hypothesis

300

 Ivan and Braxton want to know if a stretching a rubber band at different lengths affects how far the rubber band will fly. 

What is the IV?

Different lengths of rubber band (Stretching)

300

I wonder if the amount of homework I complete has an affect on my science test scores? 

Name the Independent Variable in this statement?

Amount of homework

300

This symbol is usually seen onĀ 

a. hazardous waste

b. poison/toxins

c. environment hazards

d. explosives

What is B. poisons/toxins

400

3 criteria for hypothesis

Testable

Prediction

written as if/then

400

Gather materials listed

Mix 1/4 tbsp of baking soda

Mix 1/2 oz of vinegar

Which step is described above?

Experiment

400

Carie and Heather wanted to know if the size of a coin will affect the number of drops of water it can hold.  So they used a dropper to place water on a quarter, nickel, and penny.

DV?

the number of drops of water it can hold

400

A student wanted to test how the mass of a paper airplane affected the distance it would fly. Paper clips were added before each test flight. As each paper clip was added, the plane was tested to determine how far it would fly.

Constant?

Paper Plane

400

The appropriate procedure in case of a spill

What is notify a teacher

500

The step to the scientific method where the independent and dependent variables

Hypothesis

500

What is step 7 and why is it so important?

Share/Communicate. So that other scientists can also repeat the same experiment

500

An experiment was performed to determine how the amount of coffee grounds could affect the taste of coffee. The same kind of coffee, the same percolator, the same amount and type of water, the same perking time, and the same electrical sources were used.

IV

DV

Constants (3)

IV- Amount of coffee grounds

DV- taste of coffee

Constants: percolator; water; perk time; electrical source

500

Explain the difference between control group and experimental group

What is one group no change is done to (control group) change is applied to the experimental group

500

Why is it important to follow all rules and procedures in a lab?

Varied Response. Graded by teacher