Scientific Method
What is the scientific method?
The scientific method is the process of objectively establishing facts through testing and experimentation.
Information from an experiment put into a graph or chart.
What is data?
What is the 1st step to the scientific method?
What is Ask a Question
The things that stay the SAME in the experiment.
What is a controlled variable?
All 7 steps of the Scientific Method.
What is ask a question, do research, create a hypothesis, conduct an experiment, analyze data, draw conclusions?
What is a materials list?
Series of steps required to do an experiment.
What is the procedure?
This always stays the same in an experiment.
What is the controlled variable?
What is a presentation?
You must display your information on a ____ for Science Fair.
What is a backboard?
Searching through books, magazines, and the internet for information.
What is research?
What are the three types of variables?
Independent, Dependent, and Control
Anything that changes or could change an experiment?
What is an independent variable?
What is judges?
The first step to following the scientific method.
What is ask a question?
This step comes before making a hypothesis.
What is research?
What you are measuring in an experiment.
What is a dependent variable?
The 4th step of the scientific method, after you have made a hypothesis.
What is doing an experiment?
The final step of a scientific method?
What is drawing conclusions?
The type of cup Alden & Burnham are using in their project is called the?
What are independent variables?
You record the steps you do during your science experiment.
What is procedure?
Ask a question, do research, make a hypothesis, conduct an experiment, analyze results, draw conclusions.
What is Scientific Method?
This is a if/then statement.
What is a hypothesis?
Walk me through the 7 steps of YOUR project. Where are YOU?
Students answer will vary based on project.
All scientists use the same process to conduct an experiment. [TRUE/FALSE]
True: All scientists use the scientific method when conducting research.