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Scientific Method Diagram
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Scientific Method Diagram
Part 1: Build the Scientific Method Diagram
Complete each block. Then draw arrows to show the order scientists follow.
1. Ask a Question
What do you want to find out?
What do you want to find out?
2. Make a Hypothesis
Write a testable prediction using “If...then...”
Write a testable prediction using “If...then...”
3. Test and Collect Data
Describe the experiment and the information you will record.
Describe the experiment and the information you will record.
4. Analyze and Conclude
What do your results show? Was your hypothesis supported?
What do your results show? Was your hypothesis supported?
Part 2: Check Your Understanding
5. Which step comes first?
Make a conclusion
Ask a question
Collect data
6. Which statement is a hypothesis?
Plants need light to grow.
If a plant gets more light, then it will grow taller.
The plant grew 4 inches.
7. Why do scientists collect data?
8. Explain why an experiment should be repeatable.
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