SCIENTIFIC

METHOD
 1. P FOR PROBLEM – STATING A PROBLEM/ IDENTIFYING A PROBLEM. A
PROBLEM CAN BE IDENTIFIED AFTER A THOROUGH OBSERVATION. IN
OBSERVING WE HAVE TO USE OUR 5 SENSES TO GAIN. INFORMATION. AFTER
OBSERVATION COMES A QUESTION, WHICH IS NOW YOUR STATEMENT OF
THE PROBLEM. A GOOD SCIENTIST WILL ASK LOTS OF QUESTIONS.

2. D FOR DATA – GATHERING OF DATA IN A FORM OF RESEARCH 3. H

FOR HYPOTHESIS – FORMULATING HYPOTHESIS (SCIENTIFIC
GUESS/ EDUCATED GUESS) 4. E FOR EXPERIMENT – TESTING THE
HYPOTHESIS
3. H FOR HYPOTHESIS – FORMULATING HYPOTHESIS
(SCIENTIFIC GUESS/ EDUCATED GUESS)

4. E FOR EXPERIMENT – TESTING THE HYPOTHESIS

5. C FOR CONCLUSION – MAKE A STATEMENT THAT ACCEPT OR
REJECT THE HYPOTHESIS. THE SCIENTIST WILL REPORT HIS OR
HER FINDINGS SO THAT OTHERS MAY KNOW WHAT THEY FIND
OUT.