Teach Your Students How to Write a Scientific Hypothesis!

Help your upper primary students master the art of constructing scientific hypotheses with this engaging and interactive Teaching Slide Presentation! Designed to simplify a complicated concept, this slide deck teaches the fundamentals of writing a scientific hypothesis, guiding students step-by-step through the process of identifying variables and crafting meaningful scientific hypotheses.

Hypothesis-Writing Made Easy With a No-Prep Teaching Presentation

This comprehensive Scientific Hypothesis PowerPoint presentation is filled with instructional content and provides additional hypothesis-writing practise opportunities to build student confidence in writing complete scientific hypotheses. This resource teaches the lesson using the following concepts and activities:

• Clear, student-friendly explanations of what a hypothesis is and why it’s important in the scientific process.
• Examples of well-written hypotheses to model for students.
• Step-by-step guidance for writing a hypothesis
• Identifying the dependent and independent variables in an experiment scenario
• Ten embedded scientific scenarios challenge students to analyse a situation, identify the independent and dependent variables in an experimental scenario, and write a hypothesis that matches the proposed experiment

TEACHER TIP: This resource is designed to run in presentation mode for the instructional portion of the slideshow. Once you reach the scientific scenario portion, press the ESC button on your keyboard to enter EDIT mode. This will allow you to type in the response boxes.

Download and Start Teaching The Scientific Hypothesis Writing Process Today

This resource is available as a no-prep, ready-to-use PowerPoint or Google Slides resource download. To get your copy, simply click the dropdown arrow on the download button and select your preferred file. Once you’ve got it, you’re ready to teach!

We have also included a printable PDF answer key for the hypothesis-writing practise portion of the slide deck.

This resource was created by Kaylyn Chupp, a teacher and Teach Starter collaborator.

More Ways to Make Teaching Writing Scientific Hypotheses a Breeze!

Don’t stop there! We’ve got more resources to simplify teaching your students to write a scientific hypothesis. Before you go, make sure you check out these scientific method activities and hypothesis-writing practise activities.

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