Investigation means asking focused questions and designing simple experiments to answer them.
They observe carefully, experiment thoughtfully, and explain clearly what they see.
Dough thickness, size, flour type, oil temperature, how the dough is dropped in.
Whether it puffs up, and how long it takes, in seconds.
Microbes — some help, some cause illness.
Nutrition, vaccines, staying well.
Heating, magnetism, motion.
Particles, elements, mixtures.
Reflection, lenses, Moon phases.
Living things and Earth's climate.
Light reflects off mirrors and bends through lenses — explaining a spoon's image, and how glasses correct vision.
Its phases come from the changing positions of Earth, Moon, and Sun.
From tiny insects to whales, every living being depends on air, water, sunlight, and other organisms.
Earth sits at just the right distance from the Sun, with an atmosphere that gives us oxygen.
Asking focused scientific questions and testing them through simple, controlled experiments.
The network of relationships between living organisms and their environment.