Research Question: would your weight change on the Moon and on the other “How planets?” (Make a statement that answers the research question, based on what you observed in the lab you Claim: performed) (Data that supports your claim. The data needs to be appropriate, accurate, and sufficient to Evidence: support your claim.) (A justification that links your claim and evidence. It shows why the data count as evidence Reasoning: by using appropriate and sufficient scientific principles.) Pull of the Planets After testing the gravitational pull of the Basketball and Baseball Solar Systems, describe the sizes and densities of their “planets”. the Choose Choose the words that best words that best Predict: Describe how you think describe this describe the the marbles will move when they “planet’s” Planet “planet’s” are dropped onto the sheet gravitational properties pull (Circle Two) (Circle one)
Research Question: “How would your weight change on the Moon and on the other planets?” Claim: (Make a statement that answers the research question, based on what you observed in the lab you performed) Evidence: (Data that supports your claim. The data needs to be appropriate, accurate, and sufficient to support your claim.) Reasoning: (A justification that links your claim and evidence. It shows why the data count as evidence by using appropriate and sufficient scientific principles.) Pull of the Planets After testing the gravitational pull of the Basketball and Baseball Solar Systems, describe the sizes and densities of their “planets”. Planet Choose the words that best describe the “planet’s” properties (Circle Two) Predict: Describe how you think the marbles will move when they are dropped onto the sheet Choose the words that best describe this “planet’s” gravitational pull (Circle one)
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