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How do you conduct a scientific test?
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3. Student Learning Map
- Topic:Getting Ready for Science
- Subject(s):Science
- Days:10
- Grade(s):3
Key Learning:
The scientific method is a process that helps us analyze information.
Unit Essential Question(s):
Concept: Tools H.1.2.2 (AA, MC, SR, ER)
Concept: Skills H.2.2.1
H.1.2.4 (Assessed as H.1.2.2)
Concept: Scientific Method H.1.2.4 (Assessed as H.1.2.2)
H.1.2.2 (AA, MC, SR, ER)
Lesson Essential Question(s):Why is it important to choose the proper tool when conducting a science experiment? (A)
Why is it important to consider safety when doing an inquiry? (A)
How do you figure out what tools you need in a science inquiry? (A)
Lesson Essential Question(s):What are some way you can observe something? (ET)
How does a graph help scientist communicate their data to others? (A)
Why do scientist use the metric system? (A)
Lesson Essential Question(s):Why is it important to measure accurately while conducting an experiment? (A)
Why is it important to measure accurately while conducting an experiment? (A)
What do scientist use to help them answer questions? (A)
What can you learn from an experiment if the hypothesis is not supported? (ET)
Additional Information:
www.hspscience.com Teacher Education - http://www.learner.org/ Click on: Essential Science for Teachers AA - Annually Assessed, CR - Content Sampled (Assessed every 3 years), MC - Multiple Choice, SR - Short Response, ER - Extended Response *Means FCAT-Tested Vocabulary Harcourt- pp.1A, Lab Manual- pp.12-20, Assess. guide- pp. xxv- xxvii, NO FCAT Practice. * See attached documents for additional resources
