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Mrs. Haywood

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Explain the goal of science. Define hypothesis. Explain how a hypothesis is tested. List the steps of scientific inquiry. Identify terms associated with an

experiment. Explain how a theory develops.

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Science observation

data inference hypothesis

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It is organized It uses evidence to

learn about nature

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To investigate To understand To explain

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Using a method called

Scientific Inquiry

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State the problem by posing a question.

Make observations. Form hypothesis. Design an experiment. Collect, record, and analyze data.

Draw conclusions.

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Do Do heavier heavier objects objects

fall faster fall faster than than

lighter lighter objects?objects?

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With your shoulder buddy, look at the objects at your desk.

Write down observations about your objects.

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Which object do you think will hit the ground first?

Why? With your shoulder buddy, write

down your hypothesis (your prediction that will answer the scientific question)

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Hold both of the objects at the same height.

Release the objects at the same time. Let your shoulder buddy try.

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With your shoulder buddy, write down data you collected from your experiement.

Examine, or analyze, your data with your partner.

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Was your hypothesis correct? Why or why not? Do heavier items fall faster than

lighter items?

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