Scientific Method Project Reflection Blog

1. Look at the blog rubric on the board. How well did you meet the expectations?
I think I met all the expectations and did well on this project because when I check my project against the rubric I got all fives.
2.What did you do well?
I think I did well on the drawing and coloring because I really took my time and was creative. I especially took my time on the drawing of the girl because I'm not that great at drawing people.
3. What could you have done better?
I could have wrote the title a bit differently because a few people had trouble reading it. I could have typed it or written without writing it double. It would have made it easier for my classmates and more.
4. How doing this project help you in the future?
I think this project will help me in the future. I think it will help me when we are doing experiments and testing our hypothesis. This project will help me go through the experiment using the scientific method. I think this project will really help me in the future, especially when we do more experiments.

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