What is Science?

IFFAH ILHAMENA BINTI RAMZI (2024772033)

What is science? Laboratory? Microscope? Experiment? Paint? Are they all related?

Science is the study of the structure and behavior of the physical world, especially by observing, measuring, and conducting experiments, and the development of theories to explain the results of activities. Science is both a collection of knowledge and a way of discovering new information about how the world works

FUN ACTIVITIES

KEY OF SCIENCE

Evidence

Data collected to support the conclusion.
Table, graph, results

Measurement

Getting exact values with numbers & units
Stopwatch, ruler

Observation

Using senses or tools to observe
Thermometer, eyes

FIELD OF SCIENCE

NATURAL SCIENCES

Physical
Earth
Life

SOCIAL SCIENCES

Sociology
Psychology
Economics
Political Science

FORMAL SCIENCES

Mathematic
Computer Science

Science is both a body of knowledge and a process of discovery. While it may seem like a list of facts in school, it’s actually an exciting and ongoing effort to understand the universe. Science helps us learn how things work, solve problems, and improve lives through reliable knowledge and innovation. It’s a global and collaborative endeavor that anyone can take part in.

S - C - I - E - N - C - E

S - Systematic

C - Comprehensive

I - Investigation and

E - Exploration of

N - Nature's

C - Causes and

E - Effects

LET'S PLAY

REFERENCES

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