Science - Can I communicate Scientifically?

 Today we conducted an independent research project into an area of Earth and Space which we were most interested. We chose a range of secondary sources to help us, and created a piece of work which communicated our findings using:

- Scientific Vocabulary

- Diagrams

- Charts/Tables

- Graphs

We are looking forward to presenting our work to the class next week!








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