Lesson # 1

Part 2
Science Processes
 Observing
The process of identifying the
characteristics of things through the
use of our five sense organs.
 Hypothesizing
The process of giving an intelligent
guess that is needed to be proven or
tested through experimentations or test.
It usually starts with:
I think ...
Maybe ...
Perhaps ...
 Comparing
The process of identifying the similarities
and differences of the things being described.
Ex.

 The crayon and pencil are similar in color.

 They are different in length.
 Classifying
The process of grouping objects according
to their common characteristics or properties.
Ex.
 The shoes can be
classified according
to color.
 They can be grouped
by kind.
 Exercises

Given the following. Compare and classify them.

Comparing
 The students are similar in color of
their shoes but different in
uniform.
 The color of their hair is similar
but different in length.
Classifying
 The students can be classified
according to gender.
 They can be grouped according to
the uniform they are wearing.
 Let’s check your
understanding.
Click YES if the
statement correct and NO
if not.
Classifying
means
grouping
YES
things.
NO
 We give
intelligent guess
when comparing.
YES
NO
 We identify
common
characteristics of
things
YESwhen
comparing.
NO
 Classifying and
comparing are two
important science
processes.
YES
NO
Lesson # 1
Science Processes
1. Observing is the process of identifying the characteristics
of things or situations using our five sense organs.

2. Hypothesizing is the process of giving an intelligent

guess to a problem that is needed to be proven or tested
through observations or tests.
3. Comparing is the process of identifying
the similarities and differences of the
things being compared.

4. Classifying is the process of grouping

objects according to their common
characteristics or properties.
 1.Copy the lecture from
your Google Classroom
– Stream to your
notebook.
2. Answer the question on your
Google Classroom – Classwork,
“Why is it important to study the
different science processes?”

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