Scientific Method

Scientific Method

1. The process scientists follow to complete an investigation(question, hypothesis, materials, procedure...).

2. Problem

   • Before beginning an experiment, scientist choose a problem, question or mystery to focus on.

3. Research

   • After scientist decide on the problem o question, they learn and investigate about the subject, to find facts, important data or safety procedures before beginning their experiments

4. Hypothesis

   • Next scientist for an hypothesis. A prediction about what will happen with the experiment based on what they already know and the research they have done.

5. Variables

   • Parts of an experiment that can be changed and can affect the results of an experiment.

6. Experiment

   • Your experiment tests whether your prediction is accurate and thus your hypothesis is supported or not. It is important for your experiment to be a fair test.

7. Procedure

   • The steps that you take to complete the experiment organizing, writing, and conducting the experiment.

8. Materials

   • A list of all of the equipment and supplies used to do and complete the experiment.

9. Observation

   • Action of watching and noticing the events happen during an experiment to collect the data . it is necessary to collect all important data

10. Analyze the data

    • Once your experiment is complete, you collect your measurements and analyze them to see if they support your hypothesis or not, if not replicate the experiment

11. Conclusion

    • The result of the experiment . Scientist make a final report or display board including all the procedure and all the data collected during each process to give strength to their results.

12. Communicate Your Results

    • To complete your science fair project you will communicate your results to others in a display board.