Experiment, A test to learn something new., Hypothesis, A guess you can test in an experiment., Observation, Watching and noticing things carefully., Analysis, Thinking about information to understand it., Conclusion, The answer or result of an experiment., Theory, An idea that explains something, supported by evidence., Evidence, Facts or information that show something is true., Phenomenon, Something unusual or interesting that happens., Variable, Something in an experiment that can change., Data, Information collected during an experiment., Chemistry, The study of substances and how they change., Biology, The study of living things like plants, animals, and humans., Physics, The study of forces, motion, and how things work in nature., Ecosystem, A community of plants, animals, and their environment working together., Gravity, The force that pulls things down to Earth., Energy, The power that makes things work or move., Matter, Anything that takes up space and has weight., Microscope, A tool used to see very small objects., Atom, The smallest part of an element, like a building block of matter., Fossil, The remains of plants or animals that lived long ago, found in rocks., Planet, A large object in space that orbits a star, like Earth or Mars., Scientist, A person who studies and learns about science., Invention, A new tool or idea created to solve a problem or make life easier., Telescope, A tool used to see things that are far away, like stars and planets., Climate, The weather patterns in a place over a long time.

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