DL-6-Tues 4/6 - Mini Experiment

1. Watch the instructional video below.

2. You will be doing your own experiment. It can be done with anything you find around the house.

3. Make sure you actually follow our experimental steps from class:

  • State the Problem (your question)
  • Gather information (what do you notice about your object or idea)
  • Hypothesis (your guess and why)
  • Experiment Steps (It doesn't have to be a long as we do in class)
  • Results (pictures or a graph)
  • Conclusion (what you learned, what you would do different etc)

4. Post your finished experiment as a PDF to your Weebly using the Scribd button.

5. If I want to share your experiment with everyone, I will send you a message and ask.

6. Check out the new Animal of the Day video!


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