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Kindergarten Science
Scientific Skills and Methods
1. Scientific Inquiry
Question Formation, Asking questions about observations
Ask Questions Like a Scientist!
You can ask questions about everything you see and observe. Asking questions is how you start learning about the world around you!
What You'll Learn
You can ask questions about things you observe every day.
You use your senses to observe before asking a question.
Scientists ask questions to learn about the world around them.
You will use questions to start your own science investigations.
What You'll Practice
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You will practice asking questions about butterflies and plants.
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You will choose the best question about worms and snails.
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You will learn why scientists ask questions about nature observations.
Why This Matters
Asking questions about what you observe helps you think like a scientist and discover amazing things about the world around you.
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Asking Questions
Observation
Scientific Inquiry
Nature Exploration
Question Formation
