Scientific Inquiry in Action · Science Inquiry

Data and Evidence

Collecting, representing, and interpreting data to draw evidence-based conclusions.

Key Questions

  1. 1How can we use graphs to spot patterns in our data?
  2. 2What should we do if our experimental results are different from what we expected?
  3. 3How do scientists use evidence to support their claims?

ACARA Content Descriptions

AC9S5I04AC9S5I05
Year: Year 5
Subject: Science
Unit: Scientific Inquiry in Action
Period: Science Inquiry

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