Read and notice.
Evidence is a recorded observation relevant to a question. A consistent method makes comparisons easier. A small number of observations can suggest an idea, but cannot establish what is true of every plant.
Try it.
- Ask an adult to help choose three safe leaves to observe, or use three leaf pictures.
- Use the same feature for each comparison, such as shape, visible veins, or number of points.
- Record each result. Write “uncertain” if a detail is unclear instead of guessing.
Your response
What feature did you compare? Record your three observations and explain one limit of your comparison.
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