Description
This easy print or digital worksheet helps students find an experiment's independent and dependent variables, control variables, and constants. It is a single worksheet that students can complete individually, cooperatively, or with the whole class. It is versatile for any experiment following the scientific method.
UPDATED 8/29/24 We think you will like the added features, new layout, and questions.
Included in the Print and Google Slides Download
- Video Tutorial
- Describes ideas for using the pages.
- Explains how to create a Science Brain Folder for Phenomenon Based Units.
- Investigation Breakdown: Discovering the Key Parts of Our Experiment PDF
- Google Slides Version of Worksheet
- One with text boxes for students to record answers.
- Editable version for teachers to modify to fit their needs.
The worksheet comes in PDF and Google Slides. The link for the slides is in the download. We added "Type Here" text boxes to make it easy for teachers to add information ahead of time or for students to complete digitally as a paperless assignment. It also includes an editable version. Please note that the editable version does not contain clip art.
This activity is designed to correlate with Kimberly Scott Science and STEM units but can be integrated with any curriculum. The page margins are set so they can be hole-punched without losing space for the students to write.
The new science standards encourage students to take the lead in their learning. Lessons start with guided questions, which lead to more questions. Notebooking or journaling is a great way to keep everything organized as students investigate the world around them. In our class, we call them Science Brain Folders. They help us organize our new thoughts, vocabulary, concepts, and conclusions before, during, and after the lab.
We compiled all of our favorite notebooking strategies into a bundle.
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Science Journal Notebook Templates | Graphic Organizers To Improve Comprehension
Are you looking for a complete back-to-school science unit to introduce the scientific method and the nature of science? Check out our scientific inquiry big bundle and SAVE 20%. It includes this activity along with 5 other resources. Save yourself extra planning time with teacher guides, student pages, and tips for success.
Intro to Science | Scientific Method and Inquiry Hands On Activity Unit Bundle
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Identifying Variables In Science Experiments | Print And Digital
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Description
This easy print or digital worksheet helps students find an experiment's independent and dependent variables, control variables, and constants. It is a single worksheet that students can complete individually, cooperatively, or with the whole class. It is versatile for any experiment following the scientific method.
UPDATED 8/29/24 We think you will like the added features, new layout, and questions.
Included in the Print and Google Slides Download
- Video Tutorial
- Describes ideas for using the pages.
- Explains how to create a Science Brain Folder for Phenomenon Based Units.
- Investigation Breakdown: Discovering the Key Parts of Our Experiment PDF
- Google Slides Version of Worksheet
- One with text boxes for students to record answers.
- Editable version for teachers to modify to fit their needs.
The worksheet comes in PDF and Google Slides. The link for the slides is in the download. We added "Type Here" text boxes to make it easy for teachers to add information ahead of time or for students to complete digitally as a paperless assignment. It also includes an editable version. Please note that the editable version does not contain clip art.
This activity is designed to correlate with Kimberly Scott Science and STEM units but can be integrated with any curriculum. The page margins are set so they can be hole-punched without losing space for the students to write.
The new science standards encourage students to take the lead in their learning. Lessons start with guided questions, which lead to more questions. Notebooking or journaling is a great way to keep everything organized as students investigate the world around them. In our class, we call them Science Brain Folders. They help us organize our new thoughts, vocabulary, concepts, and conclusions before, during, and after the lab.
We compiled all of our favorite notebooking strategies into a bundle.
BUNDLE AND SAVE 20% with
Science Journal Notebook Templates | Graphic Organizers To Improve Comprehension
Are you looking for a complete back-to-school science unit to introduce the scientific method and the nature of science? Check out our scientific inquiry big bundle and SAVE 20%. It includes this activity along with 5 other resources. Save yourself extra planning time with teacher guides, student pages, and tips for success.
Intro to Science | Scientific Method and Inquiry Hands On Activity Unit Bundle
You might also like
Science Experiment Journal Template | Digital Or Print | K-8th Grade Bundle
Science Fair Project Guide | Experiment Journal and Worksheets For Grade 4 And 5
A Year Of Science and STEM Experiments | NGSS Grade 4 5 Mega Bundle
Remember, leaving feedback earns you points toward FREE TPT purchases. We love hearing how the activity went.
Also, follow us and be notified when new explorations are uploaded and deals.
Please contact us with any questions! We are here to help.
Yours in Science,
Kimberly Scott
Reviews
Hi Leigha,
I am so happy this worksheet helped your students make the connection. It can be challenging, but the more they do it, the quicker they will identify the variables. It is great to use at the start of a lab or when students are writing their own experiments. Thank you for sharing feedback.
Yours in Science,
Kimberly Scott
Hi Gail W,
Thank you for sharing how you used this resource. We are glad it is meeting the needs in your classroom. We hope you can use it with many different units.
Yours in Science,
Kimberly Scott
Hi Jackie,
Thank you for sharing how well it worked in your classroom. We hope you can use it often for labs.
Yours in Science,
Kimberly Scott
