Act on your curiosity by conducting simple experiments yourself. This book will guide you in designing and doing simple experiments by following steps. The first of which is asking a scientific question, stating a hypothesis, listing the procedure, recording the results, and communicating the conclusion.

Let's take a look at some of the tools needed to conduct scientific experiments. This illustrated book features a list of common laboratory tools that students will encounter while conducting experiments. Study what these tools are, what they're used for and how they are used. It's important that you truly understand the information presented here before conducting experiments to ensure your safety. Good luck!

When conducting any scientific inquiry, questions should be empirical and unbiased. This book teaches you questioning strategies when conducting a scientific investigation. These methods have been tested and proven by inventors and scientists for centuries. Read to learn from this children's science education book.

When you're doing an experiment, it would be best to work together as a team. If you don't like the idea of a collaboration, then this book will convince you otherwise. Read about the benefits and challenges of working together. Recognize the fact that teammates should have the freedom to reach and justify their conclusions. Get a copy of this book today.

At the end of this book, you should be able to create inferences and predictions based on your scientific observations. There will be plenty of examples to guide you through step-by-step until you are confident enough to make your own inferences and predictions at the lab. Use this book as either an introduction to the scientific method or as a quick reviewer.

Now that you've conducted the experiment, the next step is to create and interpret your results. To do that, you will need to be familiar with diagrams, sketches and models. Don't worry if you don't know these yet. This book is here to help! What a wonderful addition this is to your learning collection!

The microscope is a highly useful science tool. In this book, you will learn about the parts of the microscope. Identify the location of the eyepiece, ocular tube, adjustment knobs, arm, mirror, base, aperture, lens and stage. By knowing where these parts are and their functions, you can correctly use a microscope unassisted. Read to learn. Begin today.

When conducting a scientific experiment, there is a method to follow. In this book, you will learn about part of the scientific flow which tackles the collection, organization and interpretation of data. It is important to know every step of the process to arrive at a logical conclusion and a repeatable experiment. Good luck!

Collect and organize experimental data with Miss Tery through this science book for fifth graders. You will be taught how to conduct research by first knowing where to look. Next, you will learn how to organize your data in a way that facilitates effective analysis. This book is very straightforward. It's been designed to accommodate the learning needs of its identified age group.

There are so many terms used in experimentation. It is important that these terms be sufficiently explained so that a child learner may know when and when not to use them. Here, the focus is to appreciate control groups. How are they used and why are they important are just two of the questions that will be answered in this book.