Arjun, Ava, and Daniel are having a science debate! They are trying to figure out which system we always use to measure in science. Can you help them out?

Birds can tell you about the health of the environment. This means they are:

William, Kai, and Abigail are having a friendly competition to see who can create the best sketch. According to you, a winning sketch should be...(choose all that apply)

Aria, Ava, and Hannah are having a debate. They all agree that both predictions and inferences should be logical and based on their observations. Do you agree with them?

Priya, Grace, and Luna are having a debate. Priya makes a statement: 'The less evidence you have, the stronger your claim.' Do you agree with Priya's statement?

The metric system is based on units of :

A graph can be a type of model.

Sam went outside at school to count the different types of leaves she saw. She made a graph of the data. Which of these is the best title?

What kind of graph should Sam make about the leaves she saw outside?

An explanation of how or why you think something happened is a(n)

Hey Sophia, Samuel, and Abigail! Imagine you're creating a graph for your science project. What elements must you include in your graph, no matter what type it is? Check all that apply!

Science is always changing and updating as we learn new information!

Based on this photo, what is a good qualitative observation?

What is missing on this graph?

What is missing on this graph?

All graphs need a key.

What is missing from this sketch?

What word tells what will happen next?

What word trys to explain what, where, why, when, how, or who?

In a quantitative observation, you must only use the digits of the number, like "2" instead of "Two".

Which science tool(s) would you use for small amounts of liquids?

This tool can measure in Celsius.

What is this scientific tool?

What tool do you use to measure the volume of a liquid?

What is the name of this tool?

Luna, Mia, and Aiden are having a fun competition to measure a line using a ruler. Can you guess the length of the line they measured?

Mia, Abigail, and Olivia are having a debate. They are trying to figure out which type of observations involve information that you can count or measure. Can you help them out?

Imagine you're in a science class with Jackson, Benjamin, and Elijah. The teacher asks, 'Which type of observations involve qualities or characteristics that can be observed with the senses, but not measured or counted?' What would your answer be?

The base unit for volume of liquids.

The base unit for length.

The base unit for time.

The base unit for mass.

A logical attempt to tell the future.

A logical attempt to explain a sitation.

All observations are facts.

You must use all of your senses all of the time.