Unit 1 Nature of Science: Vocabulary

A way to cook food.

A step-by-step way scientists use to find answers to questions and solve problems.

A method to write stories.

A way to draw pictures.

A test that scientists do to see if their ideas are right or wrong.

A way to play games.

A method to clean the house.

A way to travel.

The specific steps that scientists follow to carry out an experiment.

A way to make friends.

A method to write letters.

A way to sing songs.

A wild guess about anything.

An educated guess about what might happen in an experiment.

A random thought.

A way to draw maps.

The beginning of the experiment.

The final decision or summary about what the experiment showed after looking at the results.

A random note.

A way to start a story.

Things in an experiment that can change.

A type of food.

A kind of animal.

A type of plant.

Watching and noting things carefully using your senses.

A way to sleep.

A method to run.

A way to eat.

Information collected during an experiment, like numbers and facts.

A type of music.

A kind of dance.

A way to draw.

Special instruments that help scientists measure or observe things, like rulers, microscopes, and thermometers.

A type of toy.

A kind of book.

A way to cook.

To look closely at the data to understand what it means.

To ignore the data.

To play with the data.

To throw away the data.