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Using Observations to Draw Conclusions
Using Observations to Draw Conclusions
Using Observations to Draw Conclusions
Using Observations to Draw Conclusions
Using Observations to Draw Conclusions
Using Observations to Draw Conclusions
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Sometimes scientists must draw conclusions from observations because they cannot observe directly, such as when a scientist studies the inside of Earth or tectonic plate movement. It is important to accurately make observations so the best conclusion can be drawn.
This lab is designed to teach students to draw conclusions from observations. The students will measure the mass of film canisters filled with pennies to determine how many objects are in each canister. The students must rely on mass and their senses to determine their conclusion.
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Using Observations to Draw Conclusions

CHRISTA PRINDLE
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7th - 12th
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Sometimes scientists must draw conclusions from observations because they cannot observe directly, such as when a scientist studies the inside of Earth or tectonic plate movement. It is important to accurately make observations so the best conclusion can be drawn.
This lab is designed to teach students to draw conclusions from observations. The students will measure the mass of film canisters filled with pennies to determine how many objects are in each canister. The students must rely on mass and their senses to determine their conclusion.
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