Boost science inquiry skills and teach students how to ask scientific questions with an engaging Asking Investigable Questions Activity Pack.
Asking Testable Questions Activity Pack
Support your students as they move beyond simple observations and begin asking strong, testable scientific questions with this Asking Testable Questions Activity Pack. Designed for upper primary learners, this resource helps students practise turning what they see into questions that can be tested, measured, and explored through investigation.
This Asking Testable Questions Activity Pack is ideal for developing inquiry skills at the beginning of the year or before launching independent science investigations.
View Cause and Effect Relationships & Ask Scientific Questions
Students will examine a set of real-world images showing cause-and-effect relationships in nature, such as:
- Flooding and erosion
- Animals using camouflage
- Changes to land
- Environmental interactions and issues
Using the task cards, students will write their own investigable questions based on each picture shown. The image prompts encourage students to learn the difference between interesting questions and testable ones.
This pack includes:
- 24 image-based task cards
- A student recording sheet for writing questions
- Suggested answers to support teacher modelling and discussion
Download Your Scientific Inquiry Activity Today!
This low-prep Scientific Inquiry Activity is print-and-go and flexible enough to use across multiple grade levels and science units.
This resource is available in both PDF and editable Google Slides format. To get your copy, click the dropdown arrow on the download button and choose your preferred file type.
This resource was created by Brittany Kellogg, a teacher and Teach Starter collaborator.
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Looking for more Science Inquiry Handouts and Activities? Pair this resource with prediction task cards, fair test worksheets, or experiment-planning templates to help students strengthen their questioning, reasoning, and investigation skills across the science curriculum.
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