Science Inquiry: Hypothesis

How to Write a Hypothesis.

Use words from the Word Bank to complete the hypothesis for the experiment problem.

Word Bankdecreases

increases

Experiment Problem: How does the strength of a magnet affect the number of paper clips it can pick up?

Hypothesis: As the strength of a magnet ? the number of paper clips it can pick up ? .

Think!

* Magnets are able to pick up paper clips.

* Generally, the stronger the strength of something, the better it can do a job.

* As a magnet gets stronger, it should be able to pick up more paper clips.

* From this information, what would be the hypothesis for the experiment problem?

Answer: As the strength of a magnet increases the number of paper clips it can pick up increases .

FYI: The Strength of a magnet is a physical property of matter. Whether a magnet is strong or weak, it is still a magnet. So the property of magnetism is a physical property of matter.

471844: Janice VanCleave"s Teaching the Fun of Science to Young Learners: Grades Pre-K through 2 Janice VanCleave’s Teaching the Fun of Science to Young Learners: Grades Pre-K through 2

Related Posts

  1. Science Craft: Water Striders
  2. Scientific Method: Hypothesis
  3. Science Inquiry
  4. Hypothesis
  5. DNA: Project Hypothesis
  6. Science Project Hypothesis
  7. Science Project Books
  8. Science Project: Slime/Hypothesis
  9. Crystal Project: Hypothesis
  10. Adhesion Project:Hypothesis