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CCC's, Sci.Meth. CER

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Define the Problem The first step to the scientific method
Collect Information The second step of the scientific method
Form a Hypothesis The third step of the scientific method
Experiment The fourth step of the scientific method
Record Data The fifth step of the scientific method
Conclude/Publish your findings The sixth step of the scientific method
CCC #3: Scale, Proportion, Quantity different measures of size, time, and energy; the relationship between two things; the amount of something
CCC #6: Structure & Function an object’s shape and composition: refers to its purpose.
CCC #5: Energy & Matter the power or ability to do work or cause change; anything that has mass and takes up space.
CCC #7: Stability & Change is the tendency to remain the same; making something different.
CCC #1: Patterns repeating event(s), design(s), or series of numbers that allows scientists to ask questions about relationships and the factors that influence them.
CCC #4: Systems/System Model a set of principles/procedures according to how something is done or an organized method composed of parts that work together
CCC #2: Cause & Effect sometimes simple, sometimes complicated: investigating/explaining causal relationships and the results of specific actions
Claim (the answer) a statement that you believe to be true that solves a scientific question or problem
Evidence (the clues) The "proof" that justify's the claim. Evidence should be gathered through experiments, observations, or research.
Reasoning (the why) how to connect the evidence to the claim, or knowing you're correct
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