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Students explore materials and perform simple experiment using everyday items available at home or in the classroom, encouraging curiosity and practical learning.

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Science Explorer: Hands On Discoveries


Froggy Jumps Science Explorer: Hands On DiscoveriesVersion en ligne Students explore materials and perform simple experiment using everyday items available at home or in the classroom, encouraging curiosity and practical learning. par Mia Malinao 1 What is the first step in a science experiment? a Record results b Ask questions c Make model 2 If you want to find out which soil helps plants grow faster, what should you do first? a Guess the answer b Ask question c Collect data 3 Observing carefully using your senses is called? a Prediction b Observation c Measuring 4 What tool can you use to measure the length of a pencil? a Thermometer b Ruler c Microscope 5 When you think about what might happen in an experiment, it is called: a Hypothesis b Observation c Recording 6 Which of the following is an example of tinkering with materials? a Reading a book b Mixing water and sand to see what happens c Watching TV 7 Why is it important to record what happens in an experiment? a To remember what was observed b To clean the materials c To finish faster 8 Which of these is an observation? a The liquid turned red b I think the liquid is red c The liquid might turn red 9 What is the last step in a simple experiment? a Ask a question b Draw a conclusion c Make a prediction 10 Which of these is NOT a science process skill? a Questioning b Watching TV c Tinkering 11 What do you call your best guess before doing an experiment? a Hypothesis b Observation c Data 12 Which of these shows curiosity? a Asking why a plant grows toward the light b Copying answer from a friend c Ignoring the experiment 13 If you pour water on sand, which skill are you using? a Tinkering b Measuring c Recording 14 Why do scientists ask questions? a To find answer and learn b To finish fast c To have fun only 15 Which of the following is an example of measuring? a Counting the leaves on a tree b Mixing colors c Writing a story 16 What should you do after making observations in an experiment? a Draw conclusion b Throw away materials c Skip recording 17 Which of the following shows a prediction? a The ice will melt if left in the sun b The ice is cold c The ice is white 18 How can you explore materials safety? a Follow instructions and ask for help if needed b Taste everything c Throw things around 19 Which of these questions is good science question? a Why is the sky blue? b Who is your favorite teacher? c What time is lunch? 20 What is tinkering? a Experimenting with materials to learn b Playing without thinking c Copying answers 21 What is observation? a Using senses to notice what happens b A guess c A conclusion 22 What is an experiment? a A test to find out answers b Writing a story c A drawing 23 What is a hypothesis? a A guess made before an experiment b A tool c Recording results 24 What is tinkering? a Carefully checking and handling materials to learn b Sleeping c Watching TV 25 What is recording a Writing down what you see b Guessing c Measurement 26 What is prediction? a A statement about what you think will happen next b A question c A measurement 27 What is guessing? a Asking about things you want to know b Writing results c Observing materials 28 What is measuring? a Using instrument to find numbers or amounts b Guessing c Drawing a picture 29 What are tools? a Equipment used to do experiments b Data c Conclusion 30 What is a conclusion? a The design or answer after looking at results b A guess c Mixing materials

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Science Explorer: Hands On DiscoveriesVersion en ligne

par Mia Malinao

What is the first step in a science experiment?

If you want to find out which soil helps plants grow faster, what should you do first?

Observing carefully using your senses is called?

What tool can you use to measure the length of a pencil?

When you think about what might happen in an experiment, it is called:

Which of the following is an example of tinkering with materials?

Why is it important to record what happens in an experiment?

Which of these is an observation?

What is the last step in a simple experiment?

Which of these is NOT a science process skill?

What do you call your best guess before doing an experiment?

Which of these shows curiosity?

If you pour water on sand, which skill are you using?

Why do scientists ask questions?

Which of the following is an example of measuring?

What should you do after making observations in an experiment?

Which of the following shows a prediction?

How can you explore materials safety?

Which of these questions is good science question?

What is tinkering?

What is observation?

What is an experiment?

What is a hypothesis?

What is tinkering?

What is recording

What is prediction?

What is guessing?

What is measuring?

What are tools?

What is a conclusion?