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Process Skills
Study of Nature
needs
include include
• observing
• classifying • curiosity
• comparing • honesty
• inferring • patience
• measuring • determination
• communicating
Observing
• is a science skill that helps you
collect information about
objects and events.
Sense organs
• The links of your
body to the world
are your sense
organs.
• You use your sense
organs to explore
the environment.
Sense Organs Senses Descriptive Words
eyes sight color, size, shape, number
hand lens
telescope
microscope
Classifying
• is a science skill that means grouping
objects according to common
characteristics.
• You may classify objects according to
size, shape, odor, texture, kind, use and
others.
Classifying
• Animals can be group according
to their body characteristics and
where they live.
Covering
big small
Habitat
cow lion
Compare mango and a watermelon
mango watermelon
Inferring
• When you explain your
observation, you are
inferring.
Did you observe the following?
• The candle was white.
• The candle was hard and smooth.
• The candle had yellow flame.
• Part of the candle turned liquid.
• The flame was hot.
• The candle had fruity scent.
• The flame moved.
Did you observe the following?
OBSERVATIONS INFERENCES
• The flame was hot. • Flame gives heat
• The flame moved. • Wind causes the flame
to move.