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1) Students created a song set to the tune of "The Lazy Song" to learn the steps of the scientific method, which includes forming a hypothesis, conducting an experiment, analyzing data, and drawing a conclusion. 2) After learning the scientific method through song, students performed an experiment to test their understanding and plan to continue practicing the scientific method. 3) Reflections found the song an engaging way to learn and remember the scientific method, and that it can be applied in everyday life and experiments.
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- 7. - This process helped me learn the scientific method because doing research got me interested in learning more and then the notes i took got stuck in my mind because i is see it everyday. Also making the song was a fun way of typing up of the steps. The song was very catchy so i good easily remember it. - What i learned about the Scientific method is that it's a way of answering questions. So when you have a question to something, you can refer to it all the time. I also learned the steps! Karen's Reflection -I think that we could change it a little bit and make sure that EVERYONE makes there best effort.
- 8. I think that this process helped me by having fun and making a song with my friends while learning the scientific method. It helped me cause i found out we use the scientific method every day! even animals! What i would do differently is use google....and also decide to get the beat right and practice more maybe get more notes BETHANY'S REFLECTIONS
- 9. I think the process helped me by learning the scientific method by singing the song with some friends i sure the song help me learn the scientific method . I don't think i would change anything the next time we do something. It helped me cause i found out we use the scientific method every day! even animals! Greta’s REFLECTIONS