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A class at school are investigating bubbles. They ask questions about bubbles. They know how to find things out in science. They plan to investigate by doing experiments with bubbles. They write things down and they display their results. Can you help them to ask questions, plan their experiments, and record their results? What will they find out about bubbles?
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Do you like blowing bubbles?
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Do you think Amy is right or not? Why do you think that?
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Which do you think will be best? Why do you think that?
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The more people who look at them, the more results Alice will have
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What colors can you see in the rainbow?
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It is often a good idea to get someone to help you
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What title should Toni write for her results?
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What do you think is the best way to blow the biggest bubble?
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Evie writes the times down in seconds
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You can investigate bubbles at home
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