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Title Name Period

Problem/Question

Hypothesis

Variables Independent – Dependent – Constants – Control group (if needed)

Materials List your materials and amounts here

Procedure 1.Briefly describe how you did the experiment. 2.Remember to use a recipe format 3.Be specific, but keep it SHORT

Procedure – cont. 1.Use this page if needed. Change the number to the appropriate one.

Data and Observations Make sure youPut the unitsInto your datatable

Data and Observations Describe what you observed with your data. This would also be the area where you would describe any scales you used to take descriptions and assign them a number so you could make a graph

Graph

Evaluation of Data Discuss what your graph showed you What patterns do you see with your data overall? What does your data show your? Use numbers and refer to your data numbers!!

Conclusion Restate your hypothesis Was it supported? Discuss why or why not and refer to your data!!!!

Analysis What did you learn What are your sources of error? (you will have some) How could you improve this experiment? How can this information be used in the future?