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Writing an

Claim Answers your testable question.

Claim Answers your testable question. Question: “How does soap affect the growth of flowers?” Claim: Soap inhibits flower growth.

Evidence Support from your data. Claim: Soap inhibits flower growth. Amount of soap (mL) Flower Height (cm) 24 1 19 3 9

Evidence Support from your data. Claim: Soap inhibits flower growth. Evidence: As the amount of soap applied increases the flower height decreases. Amount of soap (mL) Flower Height (cm) 24 1 19 3 9

Reasoning Thinking that involves a “rule” or scientific principle that describes why evidence supports the claim. Claim: Soap inhibits flower growth. Evidence: As the amount of soap applied increases the flower height decreases. Reasoning: The chemicals in soap damage the flowers’ cells resulting in poor plant health.

Summary Why is it important to use the formula Claim + Evidence + Reasoning to describe your explanations in science?