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This document discusses the scientific method and its application. It introduces the key steps of the scientific method which are observation, experimentation, collecting data, drawing a conclusion, and developing a hypothesis. Students are assigned to watch explanatory videos about the scientific method and its steps. They are also given a vocabulary list to learn including observation, experiment, data, conclusion, and hypothesis. For homework, students must watch one of the videos and answer questions about it. They will also take a quiz on the vocabulary and scientific method steps, and complete a research project by April 26th applying the scientific method to an experiment.
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