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Scientific Method & process skills

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Observing   To use the five senses to learn about an object or event, or to collect information about an object  
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Inferring & Predicting   To guess or draw a conclusion about an object or future event based on observations  
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Classifying   To place an object or event in groups based on common characteristics  
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Measuring   To determine the length, area, volume, mass, or temperature to describe and quantify objects  
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Communicating   To describe an object or event to another person  
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Controlling Variables   To study how attributes vary by manipulating variables  
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Experimenting   To put all the process skills together in one activity  
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Representing Data   To organize your measurements to make your information easier to use and interpret  
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Purpose   What do you want to know?  
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Research   What can you find out?  
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Hypothesis   What do you predict?  
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Experiment   How are you going to test it?  
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Analysis   What happened during your experiment?  
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Conclusion   What did you find out?  
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Dependent Variable   The factor/variable that is being observed in an experiment  
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Independent Variable   The factor/variable that is changed in an experiment  
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Constant   The factor/variable that remains the same in an experiment  
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