Observations and Data: Observations

The video discusses how we make observations in everyday life and science using our senses and instruments. It explains that observations are things we notice about our surroundings through sight, touch, taste, smell, and hearing. Examples include noticing changes in tea color, evening light, and cereal texture. The video highlights the importance of senses in both daily and scientific observations and describes how instruments like scales and microscopes aid in making precise observations.

What happens to the color of water when a tea bag is steeped for a longer time?

Can you provide examples of everyday observations?

How do our senses contribute to making observations?

What sense would you use to describe the texture of a tree trunk?

In what ways do instruments help us make observations in science?