How Scientists Work?

What are your five senses?

• hearing, sight, smell, taste, and touch

• your hands and eyes

• your eyes and ears

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Which body part do you use for hearing?

• eyes

• ears

• mouth

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Which body part do you use for seeing?

• eyes

• ears

• mouth

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Which body part do you use for tasting?

• eyes

• ears

• mouth

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Which sense is the girl using to learn about the different smells of candles?

• hearing

• smell

• taste

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Which sense is the boy using to find out if an apple tastes sweeter than a strawberry?

• eyes and ears

• hands and eyes

• mouth

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How can you observe the size of an apple?

• by looking at it

• by smelling it

• by hearing it

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How do you find out how an apple smells?

• by looking at it with your eyes

• by smelling it with your nose

• by hearing it with your ears

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You touch an apple. What claim can you make?

• The apple looks red.

• The apple feels smooth.

• The apple smells sweet.

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Why do we use inquiry skills?

• to get information

• to form an idea

• to tell others about something

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