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What It Is
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asking WHAT, HOW, WHEN, WHERE, and WHY
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making a smart guess about the answer to the question
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deciding how to gather evidence to answer the question
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gathering and recording information to test the hypothesis
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making graphs and tables to better understand the information that has been gathered
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figuring out what the information means
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Thinking of new questions
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using the information that you gathered to identify new questions
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sharing your information with other investigations
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When you ask a scientific question, you can use the same steps as a scientist to search for an answer. The search is called a scientific investigation. The table above shows all the different steps in a scientific investigation |
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