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Thinking Like a Scientist

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life science study of all living things like, like plants, animals, and even single-cell organisms
physical science all about matter and energy, the most basic building blocks of the universe
earth science deals with earth and space-things like planets, stars, and rocks
scientific method the strategy used for scientific investigations
hypothesis a prediction or proposed explanation that can be tested
observation using all of your senses and scientific instruments to describe a thing or event
Conclusion the findings of your scientific investigation
Quantitative data information or data that is based on countable measurements of something
Qualitative data information based on the qualities of something
Measurement something that has both a number and a unit
a globe is an example of Physical Model
a weather simulation is an example of computer model
an equation is an example of mathematical model
a law something that describes what happens under certain conditions
a theory an explanation of why something happens, based on years of testing and observations
science knowledge gained from using observations and experiments to describe and explain the world around us
model A representation of something that's too small , too big, or too expensive to observe in real life
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