My Science Claim!
Kindergarten worksheet introducing the concept of Claim, Evidence, and Reasoning through simple observations.
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My Science Claim!
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Let's be scientists! Read each question and think about your answer. Then, write your claim, what you saw (evidence), and why you think it happened (reasoning).
Look at the picture of the plant. What do you think helps a plant grow big and strong?
My Claim:
My Evidence (What I see/know):
My Reasoning (Why I think that):
A dog barks. A cat meows. How do you know what sound an animal makes?
My Claim:
My Evidence (What I hear/know):
My Reasoning (Why I think that):
If you see dark clouds in the sky, what do you think will happen next?
My Claim:
My Evidence (What I see):
My Reasoning (Why I think that):
If you put a small rock in water, do you think it will float or sink?
My Claim:
My Evidence (What I know about rocks/water):
My Reasoning (Why I think that):
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