Scientific Method 5th

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Across
  1. 2. means to look closely at your data and try to understand what it shows. You compare, sort, and look for patterns.
  2. 4. is a test you do to find out if your hypothesis is correct. You follow steps, change only one thing, and collect data.
  3. 5. means to tell others what you discovered. You can share by writing, speaking, drawing, or presenting your results.
  4. 6. means finding information to help you answer your question. You can research by reading books, watching videos, asking experts, or looking up facts.
  5. 7. is what you learned from your experiment. You explain whether your hypothesis was right or wrong and why.
  6. 8. is something you ask because you want to understand or learn more. In science, a question helps you figure out what you’re trying to investigate.
Down
  1. 1. is a smart guess you make after observing and researching. It tells what you think will happen in an experiment and why you think that.
  2. 3. is using your senses — eyes, ears, nose, hands — to notice what is happening. It’s what you see, hear, smell, touch, or sometimes taste to learn about something.