hypothesis

Young readers will learn about how to prove investigating science with rich content-filled text and beautiful photographs bringing science and the scientific process to life for the reader.

Experiments are the focus of this title. How they are conducted by using the scientific method of forming a hypothesis and collecting data to prove or disprove their theory. The periodic table is introduced as well as mixtures, solutions, and compounds.

Photographs, diagrams, and simple text describe the scientific method and how to form a hypothesis.

The author evaluates the evidence concerning eight scientific claims concerning placebos, global warming, and homosexuality among other subjects.

Helps young scientists learn how to create a hypothesis that can be tested and measured by their experiment.

Identifies the steps involved in following the scientific method, focusing on the role of forming and testing a hypothesis in conducting science investigations. Includes a glossary.

Evaluates nine seemingly controversial ideas culled from physics, biology, and social science, and explains why it is important to weigh an argument, judge someone's use of statistics, identify underlying assumptions, and uncover hidden agendas.