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1: Question
• Recognize the problem/question being looked at.
• What do you want to solve or figure out?
2: Research
• What do you already know?
• What do you need to find out?
• Gather and collect any information.
3: Form a Hypothesis
• An educated “guess” or prediction of what you think might
happen and why based on what you already know or have
already observed.
• Must be testable and related directly to your question.
• Using the format:
If... then... because.
4: Materials
• A complete list of all the materials you will need to conduct
the experiment.
5: Procedure
• Clear and concise.
• Step-by-step to show the procedure in a logical manner.
• Designed to test the hypothesis and answer the question.
• Know what the variable is (what is being changed).
7: Discussion
• Analyze the observations you made and data you
collected.
• Describe anything that happened during the experiment
(problems, interesting observations, etcetera).
• How could you improve the experiment?
• Any possible human-errors or inaccuracies?
8: Conclusion
• Restate your hypothesis.
• Was your hypothesis correct?
• Why or why not? Explain.