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Tricky Tracks Observations and Inferences

Tricky Tracks Observations and Inferences. Figure 5. Figure 6. Figure 7. Observation – something experienced through the 5 senses (Ex. There are 2 sets of tracks – 1 larger than the other)

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Tricky Tracks Observations and Inferences

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  1. Tricky TracksObservations and Inferences

  2. Figure 5

  3. Figure 6

  4. Figure 7

  5. Observation – something experienced through the 5 senses (Ex. There are 2 sets of tracks – 1 larger than the other) • Inference – using prior knowledge to further explain the presence of an observation (Ex. The larger track was made by a larger bird) • Different inferences can be drawn from the same observations • Inferences can become the basis of a hypothesis

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