Data - ...information that we collect through observations or measurements. It can be numbers, words, or descriptions that help us understand something better., Experiment - ...is a test or investigation that scientists do to answer a question or learn more about something. It usually involves changing one thing and seeing how it affects something else., Control Group - ...is the part of an experiment that does not change. It is used as a comparison to see how the changes in the experimental group affect the results., Communicating - ...sharing the results and findings of your experiment with others. This can be done through writing reports, giving presentations, or discussing your results with classmates or scientists., Variable - ...is something that can change or be changed in an experiment. It’s what we are testing or observing., Dependent Variable - ...is what we measure in an experiment., Hypothesis - ...is an educated guess or prediction about what you think will happen in an experiment. It's based on what you already know and helps guide your investigation., Independent Variable - ...is the one thing that we change in an experiment to see how it affects the something else., Inference - ...is a conclusion or guess that we make based on the information we have. It’s like putting together clues to understand something better., Observation - ...is something we notice or see. It’s the act of watching something carefully to gather information., Qualitative Observation - ...describes something using words. It tells us about qualities, like color, shape, or texture., Quantitative Observation - ...uses numbers to describe something. It tells us how much, how many, or how often., X-axis - ...is the horizontal line on a graph. It usually shows the independent variable or categories we are measuring., Y-axis - ...is the vertical line on a graph. It usually shows the dependent variable or the results we are measuring., Conclusion - ...is a summary of what we learned from an experiment. It explains whether our hypothesis was correct and what the results mean.,

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