Observations involve using senses to gather information and look for identifying details. There are two types of observations - quantitative observations deal with measurable quantities while qualitative observations describe observable qualities. The document instructs the reader to create a T-chart listing examples of quantitative and qualitative observations along with their definitions.

1. Observations

2. Observations
Using one or more of your senses to gather information.

3. Looking for details that can be used to identify something.
Observations

4. Quantitative
(Quantity)
Qualitative
(Quality)
Types of Observations

5. You do it!
•Make a T chart.
•One side is for quantitative
observations you can make.
•The other is for qualitative
observations you can make.
•Include the definition for each.

6. You do it!
•Make a T chart.
•One side is for quantitative
observations you can make.
•The other is for qualitative
observations you can make.
•Include the definition for each.