1. Grandma’s Apples

2. Problem: Which apple contains the most seeds?

3. Grandma’s Apples Hypothesis: If we take 7 types of apples and core them, then we think that the Red Delicious apple will have the most seeds because we think that larger apples have more seeds.

4. Grandma’s Apples Hypothesis: The Vote Lunch Room Apple: 2 Gala Apple: 7 Fuji Apple: 1 Pacific Rose Apple: 6 Ambrosia Apple: 4 Red Delicious Apple: 3

5. Grandma’s Apples Materials: Napkin Spork Paper plate Different type of apples Gala Fuji Pacific Rose Lunch Room Red Delicious Ambrosia Pencil Data Sheet

6. Grandma’s Apples Procedure: Step: 1.Take an apple and have an adult cut the apple in segments 2.Using a spork, core the apple to see the seeds 3.Count the seeds of the different type of apples 4.Tape seeds to sentence strip 5.Record data

10. Grandma’s Apples Procedure: Step: 1.Take an apple and have an adult cut the apple in segments 2.Using a spork, core the apple to see the seeds 3.Count the seeds of the different type of apples 4.Tape seeds to sentence strip 5.Record data

11. Grandma’s Apples Procedure: Step: 1.Take an apple and have an adult cut the apple in segments 2.Using a spork, core the apple to see the seeds 3.Count the seeds of the different type of apples 4.Tape seeds to sentence strip 5.Record data

12. Grandma’s Apples Results: Our data revealed that size does not matter when we finished the exploration activity. The Red Delicious apple was the largest of all the apples. However, it only had two seeds.

15. Grandma’s Apples Conclusion: Our hypothesis was correct. The largest apple had the most seeds. However, we also concluded that size does not determine how many seeds an apple may have. In conclusion, we also noted that because many of the apples were relatively the same, size may not be a determining factor when counting seeds.