Across
- 3. A collection of facts, numbers, or information that we gather to answer questions and learn about the world.
- 4. Any potential hazards, risks, or conditions during an experiment that could cause physical injury, illness, or property damage.
- 6. Anything in an experiment that can change.
- 8. Information collected using numbers, measurements, or counts.
- 9. A picture that uses dots and connecting lines to show how information changes over time.
- 10. An educated prediction that can be tested through an investigation.
- 11. A picture or chart that uses rectangular bars to compare different groups or categories of information
- 12. The part of an experiment that is measured or observed. It changes because of the independent variable.
Down
- 1. Information collected using descriptions, such as color, smell, texture, or shape.
- 2. A decision or explanation based on the evidence collected during an investigation.
- 5. The parts of an experiment that stay the same so the test is fair.
- 7. The one thing a Scientist changes on purpose during an experiment.
