Sharing Our Findings

Name:

Date:

🔬 Part 1: Preparing Your Presentation

1. What was your experiment about? Summarise it in one sentence using this sentence starter:

"Our experiment was about..."

2. List the key points you will include in your presentation:

Hypothesis/Question: ________________________________

Method: ________________________________________

Results: _______________________________________

Conclusion: ____________________________________

3. What visual aids will you use to make your presentation engaging? (Tick all that apply)

Diagrams or drawings

Charts or graphs

Props or materials from the experiment

Demonstration

Other: ___________________

4. Assign roles for your group presentation:

Speaker 1: _____________________ Role: _____________________

Speaker 2: _____________________ Role: _____________________

Speaker 3: _____________________ Role: _____________________

Speaker 4: _____________________ Role: _____________________

🗣️ Part 2: Scientific Communication

5. Complete these sentences about your findings using scientific vocabulary:

"We found that..."

"This means that..."

6. Which scientific vocabulary words will you use in your presentation? Circle at least 3:

hypothesis • variable • observation • data • conclusion • evidence • prediction • method • results • investigation • analysis • measurement

7. What is one question you think your audience might ask about your experiment?

8. How will you make sure your presentation is clear and engaging for your classmates?

Speak clearly and at an appropriate pace

Make eye contact with the audience

Use visual aids effectively

Include everyone in the group

Ask the audience questions

🎯 Part 3: Peer Feedback & Reflection

9. After watching another group's presentation, complete this feedback:

Group presenting: ____________________________

What I learned from their experiment:

What they did well in their presentation:

10. Reflect on your own presentation. What communication strategy worked best for your group?

Using clear scientific vocabulary

Visual aids and demonstrations

Good teamwork and role sharing

Engaging with the audience

11. Why is it important for scientists to share their findings with others?

Sharing Our Findings

Sharing Our Findings

🔬 Part 1: Preparing Your Presentation

🗣️ Part 2: Scientific Communication

🎯 Part 3: Peer Feedback & Reflection

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