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| Scientists keep careful records of their investigations. So should you. This page shows what a careful record should look like. |
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Always write your name and the date at the of each page. Number all pages. |
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Write the idea you want to test |
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| List the materials and tools you used |
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| Describe all the steps in your investigation. List the steps in the order you did them. |
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| Record all data right away. Record data accurately, even if you think the data is wrong. |
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| Record the units for all measurements. |
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| Write your ideas about what the data mean and whether they support your hypothesis |
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Science Alert!!!!!
Never cross out and change data so that your results come out the way you think they should. Remember, you are trying to answer a question. Don't decide on the answer before you finish the investigation.
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