Let’s go through each question one by one and match it with the correct science process skill from the list.
We have these options to choose from:
- interpreting data
- communicating
- observing
- predicting
- making a hypothesis
- constant
- making inferences
- classifying
- measuring
- experimenting
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1) “When I use my 5 senses to learn about an object or event, I am __________.”
→ This is
observing. You use sight, hearing, touch, smell, taste to gather info.
2) “When I group or organize any objects, I am using the skills of __________.”
→ That’s
classifying — putting things into groups based on similarities.
3) “When I use my observations and to tell what will happen in the future, I am __________.”
→ That’s
predicting — guessing what happens next based on what you’ve seen.
4) “It is a basic science process skill to make an educated guess based previously gathered information. It is called as __________.”
→ That’s
making a hypothesis — a smart guess before testing.
5) “It is a process skill where you design an investigation, including a procedure, to test the hypothesis: __________.”
→ That’s
experimenting — doing the actual test to see if your guess is right.
6) “__________ is a process skill that is used to tell or find out how much, how long, how wide or how tall something is.”
→ That’s
measuring — using tools to get numbers for size, length, weight, etc.
7) “What science process skill that is used to share what you know, by writing, talking and drawing: __________.”
→ That’s
communicating — telling others what you found.
8) “If I add water to Plant A, then it will grow taller. This statement refers to __________.”
→ This is a testable guess →
making a hypothesis
9) “The variable to be kept the same throughout an experiment is known as __________.”
→ That’s a
constant — something you don’t change so the test is fair.
10) “Organizing the data collected and drawing conclusion from it a skill of __________.”
→ That’s
interpreting data — looking at your results and figuring out what they mean.
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Final Answer:
1) observing
2) classifying
3) predicting
4) making a hypothesis
5) experimenting
6) measuring
7) communicating
8) making a hypothesis
9) constant
10) interpreting data
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of science skills worksheet.
