Date: What is todays date?Scientist: Your Name!Hypothesis: What
you think will happen. Ex. When it is below 32 degrees it will turn
into ice.Question: This is the questions you want to answer. Ex.
What is the relationship between water and temperature?Experiment:
Our Experiment NameProcedure: How you will run your
experiment.Ex.1. Have a glass of ice that is sitting out on the
counter at room temperature. (Glass A)2. Place another glass of ice
in a refrigerator with the temperature set to 32 degrees. (Glass
B)3. Let sit for 2 hours.4. Make observations every 20 minutes and
record what you see.5. After two hours observe if the water in the
refrigerator is ice.
Analysis: Analyze what your observations tell you. In other
words, what did the experiment show you as you ran it.Ex. Glass B
froze in about 1 hour, it was completely solid by the end of the
experiment, while Glass A did not change its state.Observations:
What did you see before, during and after the experiment? If you
mention things about all three, you will give yourself plenty of
information to analysis and draw conclusions from.Ex. Before: Both
cups of water looked the same and filled to the same amount with
water.During: 20 min: Both are still liquid40 min: Ice crystals
begin to form on Glass B60 min: More ice is formed in Glass B, but
liquid is still present80 min: Glass A looks the same, Glass B is
almost all ice100 min: Glass B is now all ice and frozen120 min:
Glass A looks the same, Glass B is frozen solidAfter: Glass A is
totally liquid, Glass B is totally solid
Conclusion: Make a conclusion about your experiment. You want to
give your question an answer and state whether your hypothesis was
correct or not. State how you could improve your experiment.Ex.
This experiment answered my questions which was what is the
relationship between water and temperature?. When the temperature
is below 32 degrees water will freeze. At room temperature water
will not freeze. I could make this experiment better by using
multiple samples and setting up multiple temperatures to see
exactly what temperature water freezes.
