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When you are writing up an experiment using the Scientific Method - use this format as your template.

Working with Variables
Using the Myth Buster of "What is the fastest way to cool down a can of pop?" a) //** Independent Variable: **// This is the variable that you manipulate. - The different methods that were used to chill the can (ice, ice and water, ice and water and salt)  b) //** Dependent Variable: **// The dependent variable is what we are measuring in the experiment. This is what the scientist has no control over. - Temperature of can c) //** Controlled Variable: **// these are the variables that need to be constant throughout the experiment. - size of container, can of pop, size of can, starting temperature...

What is a Rubric? A rubric is a guideline that allows you to self evaluate your work. You can see each section of what you should be working towards during a Science Report. Read the descriptions of for each category to assess how your work reflects the expectations of the assignment.

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