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==Key Stage 1==
===Meaning===
An '''investigation''' is when we search for the truth by looking at evidence.
: Singular [[Noun]]: '''Investigation'''
: Plural [[Noun]]: '''Investigations'''
: [[Verb]]: '''To investigate'''
==Key Stage 2==
===Meaning===
A scientific '''investigation''' is when we look at the natural world to answer a question.
===About Investigations===
: [[Experiment|Experiments]] are a type of investigation where we change one variable to see how it affects another.
: An '''investigation''' that is not an [[experiment]] is one where we look at the world without changing anything.

===Examples===
We might '''investigate''' the following questions:
How many legs does an insect have?
Are all leaves green?
How many daisies are there in a field?
What do ants eat?

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	: [[Experiment\|Experiments]] are a type of investigation where one variable is changed to see how it affects another in order to test a [[hypothesis]].		: [[Experiment\|Experiments]] are a type of investigation where one variable is changed to see how it affects another in order to test a [[hypothesis]].
	: An '''investigation''' that is not an [[experiment]] is one where [[observation]]s are made without affecting the focus of those [[observation]]s (eg [[star]]s can be '''investigated''' to learn about them, but they cannot be [[experiment]]ed upon).		: An '''investigation''' that is not an [[experiment]] is one where [[observation]]s are made without affecting the focus of those [[observation]]s (eg [[star]]s can be '''investigated''' to learn about them, but they cannot be [[experiment]]ed upon).
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		+	===References===
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 ==Key Stage 3==
 ===Meaning===
-A scientific '''investigation''' is when we examine the natural world to learn more about it.
+A scientific '''investigation''' is when [[scientist]]s examine the natural world to learn more about it.
 ===About Investigations===
-: [[Experiment|Experiments]] are a type of investigation where we change one variable to see how it affects another in order to test a [[hypothesis]].
+: [[Experiment|Experiments]] are a type of investigation where one variable is changed to see how it affects another in order to test a [[hypothesis]].
 : An '''investigation''' that is not an [[experiment]] is one where we make [[observation]]s of the world without changing anything.

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	: How many daisies are there in a field?		: How many daisies are there in a field?
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		+	==Key Stage 3==
		+	===Meaning===
		+	A scientific '''investigation''' is when we examine the natural world to learn more about it.
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		+	===About Investigations===
		+	: [[Experiment\|Experiments]] are a type of investigation where we change one variable to see how it affects another in order to test a [[hypothesis]].
		+	: An '''investigation''' that is not an [[experiment]] is one where we make [[observation]]s of the world without changing anything.

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 ===Examples===
 We might '''investigate''' the following questions:
-: How many legs does an insect have?
+: How many legs do a insects have?
 : Are all leaves green?
 : How many daisies are there in a field?
 : What do ants eat?