Introduce your students to vocabulary surrounding the Scientific Method with a printable science word wall.
Discover The Scientific Method & The Vocabulary Surrounding It
Are you looking for a fun and engaging way to teach your students about the Scientific Method? Why not set up a science word wall and use it for daily vocabulary review games and activities? With a set of 40 printable vocabulary words, your students can explore the key steps of the Scientific Method and develop a strong foundation for understanding how experiments are conducted and scientific discoveries are made.
The Scientific Method Vocabulary Words
This resource download includes 40 printable scientific process word wall cards. Each visually appealing card features a key vocabulary term related to the scientific method, making it the perfect tool for daily review or introductory vocabulary instruction. Words included are:
experiment, investigation, fair test, observation, question, aim, prediction, hypothesis, variable, independent variable, dependent variable, constant, control, equipment, risks, safety, diagram, method, procedure, results, record, table, graph, patterns, relationships, sort, compare, interpret, communicate, present, data, outcomes, findings, accuracy, measurements, discussion, explanation, reasons, conclusion, and inquiry.
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