- Record your results in full (make charts,
graphs, and diagrams).
- Compare what you thought was going to happen
to what did happen.
- Rewrite the hypothesis, if necessary.
Now is the time to make charts and graphs to show your
results!
- You should make graphs to show your point of view
- Set the scales of the axis to emphasize your results
- Prove your point with your graphs!
- All graphs should be neat and include a chart of the numbers that you
used.
- At least one graph should be handmade.
- At least one graph should be computer made.
- At least one graph should have a key.
- You could also use photographs, models, and drawings to help show your
results.
Example:
