Grade 6 · Science · Lesson 36

Communicate Findings with Models

A finding nobody understands is a finding nobody can use. After scientists and engineers run an experiment, they have to share what they learned. They do that with models — physical objects, diagrams, graphs, simulations, and short written summaries. The right model turns raw data into a story the audience can follow. In this lesson you will pick a model, build it, and write a tight summary using the CER frame: Claim, Evidence, Reasoning.

What this lesson teaches

1Choose a communication model that fits the audience and the message
2Build a labeled diagram, graph, or infographic that highlights one main finding
3Write a short claim-evidence-reasoning summary of a result
4Adjust scale, labels, and wording so peers and the public can both follow the model

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