Parts of an Experiment

What is a hypothesis?

• A guess that CANNOT be tested.

• A prediction that will be tested in the experiment.

• A hypothesis is a conclusion drawn from observation in the scientific method.

• A hypothesis is a proven.

Why is experimentation important in science?

• Experimentation always leads to the correct conclusion

• Experimentation helps prove what we think.

• Experimentation is not important.

• Experimentation helps to find out new things.

How is a conclusion made in an experiment?

• rock, paper, scissors.

• By asking the teacher.

• By flipping a coin

• By looking at the results of the experiment.

Why is the question important?

• The question is NOT important.

• Asking a question happens at the end.

• Asking a question is fun.

• The question is what we are finding out.

What is the Method?

• Is a prediction about what will happen.

• The method is what we will do.

• The method is what happened.

• The method is what we want to know.

How do you make a hypothesis?

• Guess randomly

• rock, paper, scissors

• Ask a friend for the answer

• Use what you know to guess what will happen.

Why is it important to study your results?

• It helps in make conclusions, to find out what you found out.

• It is not important.

• why bother?

What is the correct order for an experiment

• Question

  Hypothesis

  Method

  Result

  Conclusion

• Conclusion

  Result

  Hypothesis

  Method

  Question

• Results

  Conclusion

  Method

  Question

  Hypothesis