
Scientific Inquiry Outcomes
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3rd - 5th Grade
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Samantha Narciso
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Identify Outcomes and Make Predictions
https://studyjams.scholastic.com/studyjams/jams/science/scientific-inquiry/sidentify-outcomes.htm
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To make a good prediction, identify the possible outcomes, or things that might happen, BEFORE making a prediction.
It helps to make charts to help make a note of outcomes.
Your prediction is always a guess, and it may not be correct.
It is harder to make an accurate prediction the more possible outcomes there are.
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New Vocabulary
prediction: saying what you think will happen in the future. In our lab report, we called this our hypothesis.
outcome: the result of something
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Quiz Time!
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Multiple Choice
Which term means a guess about what will happen in a situation?
puzzle
preparation
prediction
practice
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Multiple Choice
Mia predicted that she would score at least 90% on eight of her ten math quizzes. Look at the chart. Was her prediction correct?
Yes, her prediction was correct.
No, her prediction was not correct.
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Multiple Choice
What should you do before making a prediction?
create a graph
write an equation
collect data
identify possible outcomes
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Multiple Choice
You are rolling a six-sided number cube, or a dice, to see which number it will land on. What are the possible outcomes?
2, 4, or 6
1, 3, or 5
1, 3, or 6
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6
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Multiple Choice
Sam predicts that if a letter is chosen at random from the alphabet, the probability of choosing a vowel or a consonant is equally likely. Is this a good prediction?
No, it is not a good prediction.
Yes, it is a good prediction.
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Multiple Choice
Which is true about making predictions?
Predictions are always wrong.
It is harder to make an accurate prediction when there are more possible outcomes.
It is easier to make an accurate prediction when there are more possible outcomes.
Predictions are always right.
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Multiple Choice
RJ predicted he would score at least 3 goals in 6 of his 12 soccer games. Look at the chart. Was his prediction correct?
Yes, his prediction was correct.
No, his prediction was not correct.
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Identify Outcomes and Make Predictions
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