Science Tools
What is Science?
Types of Investigations
Data Displays
Inquiry Lessons
100

Name three tools you could use for observation?

Collecting Net, Hand Lens, Cameras

100

What is a procedure carried out to carefully observe, study or test something in order to learn more about it?

Investigation

100

What are the ways scientists perform investigations?

Scientific Method

100

What display should you use to show change over time?

Line Graph

100

What was the variable during the tennis ball inquiry lesson?

The height at which we dropped the ball.

200

What tool would you use to look at something to small to see?

Microscope or electron microscope

200

What is the study of the natural world?

Science

200

What type of investigation would a scientist use to study processes in nature that they can observe but can't control?

Repeated observations

200

What display should you use to compare things or groups of things?

Bar Graph

200

What was the variable for the balloon experiment?

The diameter of the hole in each index card.

300

What tool would you use to add liquid in more exact amounts?

Pipette

300

What is information collected during a scientific investigation called?

Evidence

300

During which type of investigation must a scientist control all the conditions of the investigation?

Experiment

300

What display should you use to compare parts to the whole?

Circle Graph

300

What were we using the origami weather foldable paper for?

Predicting the weather 

400

What does a pan balance measure and in what units?

mass and kilogram, grams, milligrams

400

What is a belief or judgment?

Opinion

400

When should you use a model?

When you are investigating things that are too large, too expensive, or uncontrollable.

400

What display is suited to show data that does not include numbers?

Diagram

400

Why do we have weather predictions?

To help determine what kind of weather to expect.

500

What does a spring scale measure and in what units?

Force and Newtons

500

What does a botanist study?

Plants

500

What is a procedure?

The steps you follow during your experiment.

500

When should you collect the data?

During your experiment or investigation.

500

What should all items tested be compared to?

The control