Here's What I Predict

The video tutorial introduces the concept of making predictions based on observations and information. It explains how predictions are formed by observing patterns, such as the accumulation of leaves or changes in weather. The tutorial provides examples of scientific predictions, like predicting rain from cloud patterns, and encourages viewers to make their own observations in nature. It also discusses how seasonal changes can be predicted by observing environmental cues.

What is a prediction based on?

• Random guesses

• Past observations or information

• Personal opinions

• Future events

How do scientists predict rain?

• By feeling the air

• By observing low, dark clouds

• By checking the temperature

• By listening to the wind

What can you predict if tomorrow is sunny and warm?

• It will rain

• The snow will melt

• The grass will grow

• The leaves will fall

What is an observation?

• A story you tell

• A dream you have

• A guess about the future

• A fact learned from what you see

What did the narrator observe about the grass in cooler weather?

• It grew faster

• It stopped growing

• It became softer

• It changed color