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Direct linkArias, Anna Maria; Davis, Elizabeth A. – Science and Children, 2016
Making and recording scientific observations is a fundamental activity of the scientific community. Scientists use their senses and tools (e.g., magnifying glasses, rulers, colored pencils) to make records of the phenomena (e.g., light energy, ecosystems) they are investigating. These observations often serve as evidence in the scientific…
Descriptors: Scientists, Observation, Science Instruction, Elementary School Science
