Steps of
Scientific Method
Science Tools
Variables
Types of
Observations
Measurements
100

When you make a guess based on data and background knowledge. 

Prediction

100

A scale or balance measures this

Mass

100

The part of the experiment that you alter or CHANGE.

Independent Variable

100

You make qualitative observations using your five of these. 

senses

100

Millimeters, meters or centimeters

Rules or stick

200

When you combine scientific FACTS to make a statement about what may happen in FUTURE situations

Inference

200

A graduated cylinder or beaker measures

Volume or capacity

200

The variable that changes
because of the change with the
independent variable.  (It is the data collected).

Dependent Variable

200

Observations that can be counted or measured

Quantitative Observations

200

Grams of Kilograms

Scale or Balance

300

A summary statement based on results of an investigation.

Conclusion

300

This tool measures temperature

Thermometer

300

The part of the experiment that is kept the SAME

constant

300

Data that can be observed but NOT measured

Qualitative observations

300

Celcius

Thermometer

400

An educated guess or prediction based on what you already know written as an "if...then...." statement.

A Hypothesis
400

I would use this tool to measure length

Ruler or Stick

400

The type of liquid in our egg experiment is this type of variable

Independent variable

400

In our mentos and soda experiment we didn't measure the explosion with a yard stick so the results are what kind of data. 

Qualitative

400

Liters or Milliliters

Graduated cylinder or beaker

500

You can organize the data from your experiment in one of these.

A graph

500
Elapsed time is measured using this tool
Stopwatch or Clock
500

The egg turning rubbery like a water balloon is this type of variable in the experiment

Dependent Variable

500

A graph you make after the experiment shows what kind of data. Quantitative or Qualitative?

Quantitative.

500

In Science we don't measure length in inches because we use this system of measurement. 

The metric system