Lesson 14 — Writing It Up and Pulling It Together 1 / 7

This is it — the final lesson! Today you turn your investigation into a proper scientific report, and we look back over everything you've discovered this term.

Every scientific report follows the same four parts, in order. Watch them build.

Complete report! 4. CONCLUSION - what the results show 3. RESULTS - our table and graph 2. METHOD - what we did 1. QUESTION - what we wanted to find out The 4 parts of a report
Question → Method → Results → Conclusion. Each part has a clear job.

The conclusion is where many young scientists slip. The trick: build it from your evidence, not from what you hoped would happen.

Let's draft the opening of a report together, using class data.

Now write up your own investigation as a full scientific report.

Look how far you've come this term! Across four big topics, you've worked like a real scientist.

Big ideaKey things you learned
Living things & survivalNeeds, habitats, how change and humans affect survival
Reversible & irreversible changeSame substance vs a brand-new substance
Our changing EarthEarthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis, extreme weather
ElectricityCircuits, conductors, transferring & transforming energy

One last reflection to finish the unit.