Steps needed for a Conclusion

You need three things in a Conclusion.


1. Restate the Problem Statement and your Hypothesis, indicating whether your hypothesis was correct or not.

2  Summarize the Experiment and the Record and Analyze. (ex. According to the graph........)

3. Develop a plan that would improve the Experiment  or  advance the Problem Statement to a higher level inquiry.

Adding Energy

 Adding energy to matter makes it expand in volume, but not mass. We know this...........but why?
  We need to stand together as a group and add energy to see what happens!

Scavenger Hunt v-sci

   This week we work towards finding answers to important topics throughout the website. Students will try to find these answers through a myriad of media.
   Also we are developing individual experiments to prove what happens when matter is heated. Students will use the scientific method  and create this proof.

Freddie Flour meets Penelope Pumpkin

This week we start a new quarter and take our first Science NWEA of the school year. We will focus on designing experiments and understanding the variables within those experiments. With volunteers, Freddie Flour and Penelope Pumpkin, we'll test Newton's 1st Law as it pertains to wearing a seatbelt!