Scientific Observation Example
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Scientific Method Steps
By Oliver Smith
The scientific method is a constant process: one discovery can lead to many more questions which, when investigated, can lead to more answers. In addition to a summary of the key steps of the scientific method, there are suggested activities to get your students engaged in thinking about science in the real world.
Digital Worksheets
Teacher Guide by Liane Hicks
Just as traditional worksheets help students practice and internalize new skills, Digital Worksheets allow students to explore a variety of concepts in a way that engages their love of technology, while cutting down on paper and reducing prep work for teachers!
Storyboard Text
- Sara Student My Observations Experiment:Adding sugar and food coloring to water
- My Question: Will the food coloring mix into the water?
- My Hypothesis:I think the food coloring will still mix in the sugar water.
- First, I filled the glass with cool water. Next, I poured in some sugar and stirred it. I noticed that the sugar blended in with the water and wasn't even visible. When I put the drops of food coloring in the glass, the color stayed at the top! I was surprised!
- Observations / What I Notice
- My Materials
- 1. a glass of water2. sugar3. red food coloring
- When there was sugar in the glass, the food coloring did not mix into the water. Instead, it stayed on the top. I think this is because the sugar acts as a barrier and the food coloring cannot get through.
- Results
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