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Visual guide illustrating the difference between observations and inferences using sensory examples.

A chart comparing examples of observations and inferences, with examples like "The powder is white and grainy" (observation) and "The powder is sugar" (inference), highlighting sensory-based observations.

A chart comparing examples of observations and inferences, with examples like "The powder is white and grainy" (observation) and "The powder is sugar" (inference), highlighting sensory-based observations.

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