Assignment # 7

Charts and Graphs and Conclusion in log.
Organize your data into neat charts and graphs that will make it easy for others to see the results of your experiment. You can draw these by hand or use a computer program such as Excel.

Assignment # 6

Materials, Procedure and Results in log.You should be wrapping up your experiment (see previous assignment). Please enter Materials, Procedure, and Results into your log.

Assignment # 5

Perform experiment.Now is the time to test your hypothesis! Write down a list of materials you will need in your log book, and start gathering them. Other things to decide are:

• How many times to conduct your experiment.


• The number of subjects you will test.


• How long the experiment will last?


• How will you measure the effects of your experiment?


• Where will the experiment be carried out?

Once these decisions have been made you are ready to write your procedure in your log book. The procedure is a set of step by step instructions that you will follow as you carry out your experiment and that another person would be able to follow if they wanted to repeat your experiment.
Once you have written your procedure, it is experiment time!
Follow your procedure and record your results in your log, perhaps in a table or chart. Remember to take any photographs or make any drawings that you may want to use on your display. Repeat your experiment if necessary, this will make your data more reliable.