ScienceScientific InquiryAges 7–9
Drawing conclusions from evidence
Report on findings from enquiries using oral and written explanations, draw simple conclusions, make predictions, and suggest improvements
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- Write or present a clear report of findings from an investigation
- Draw a conclusion that answers the original question, supported by data
- Make a prediction for a new situation based on the results, and suggest improvements to the method
“After finishing an experiment, can your child explain what they found out, what it means, what they'd predict for next time, and how they could improve the test?”
Curriculum record
- Type
- Meta
- Subject
- Science
- Domain
- Scientific Inquiry
- Age range
- Ages 7–9
Standards
uk-nc-2013:KS2L.Sci.WS.6uk-nc-2013:KS2L.Sci.WS.7