Chords for Bemular - Scientific Method (Educational Song for Kids!)
Tempo:
115.15 bpm
Chords used:
G
F
C
Cm
Bb
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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It's very scientific, [G] [C] scientific,
ma [F]-zing,
[G] question, research,
hypothesis, experiment,
analyzed report,
[Cm] [F] awesome!
[G]
The history of the scientific method is a long and winding road that goes back almost 2 [D],000 years.
[G] Dozens upon dozens of scientists have played a part in refining the method to what it is today,
including some serious [C] scientific heavy hitters like, [G] oh, I don't know,
Aristotle, Newton, Galileo, and also Roger Bacon and [F] Descartes.
Mmm, [G] baking.
Some ancient Muslim thinkers also played no [Bb] small part in the [G] method's development.
But I know [F] what you're thinking.
What [G] is the scientific method and how does it affect me?
It's very scientific, scientific, [C] ma [F]-zing,
[G] question, research,
hypothesis, experiment,
analyzed [Cm] report,
[F] awesome!
[G]
So, as a definition, scientific method is a set of steps that scientists use when they're trying [D] to further scientific [G] knowledge.
Anybody can do an experiment, but if you don't follow the scientific method,
your results [C] will most likely be meaningless to the rest [G] of the world.
Step 1, question.
Ask a question about something you're interested in.
Step 2, research.
Read [Gm] as much as you can about that [G] subject.
Step 3, hypothesis.
What do you think you can [Bb] prove?
Step 4, [G] experiment.
Step [F] 5, analyze your results.
[G] And step 6, report your data to the public.
It's very scientific, scientific,
[C] ma [F] -zing,
[G] question, research, hypothesis, experiment,
analyzed report,
[C] [F] awesome!
[G]
The scientific method, in a nutshell, is basically just a way to keep your scientific [F] work very neat [C] and clean
and [G] have your results be something that other people can easily go back and duplicate.
Also, a lot of [C] times you'll want to do many experiments that are [G] very similar,
where only one or two attributes change from one experiment to the next.
Scientific method will [F] help you do this.
I [G] want to leave you with a quote.
It has often been said that the greatest [Bb] discovery in [G] science was the discovery [F] of the scientific [G] method.
Where would we be without it?
It's very scientific, [C] scientific,
ma [F] -zing,
[G] question, research,
hypothesis, experiment,
analyzed report,
[Cm] [F] awesome!
[Gm]
It's very scientific, [C] scientific,
ma [F]-zing,
[Gm] question, research,
hypothesis, experiment,
analyzed [C] report,
[F] awesome!
ma [F]-zing,
[G] question, research,
hypothesis, experiment,
analyzed report,
[Cm] [F] awesome!
[G]
The history of the scientific method is a long and winding road that goes back almost 2 [D],000 years.
[G] Dozens upon dozens of scientists have played a part in refining the method to what it is today,
including some serious [C] scientific heavy hitters like, [G] oh, I don't know,
Aristotle, Newton, Galileo, and also Roger Bacon and [F] Descartes.
Mmm, [G] baking.
Some ancient Muslim thinkers also played no [Bb] small part in the [G] method's development.
But I know [F] what you're thinking.
What [G] is the scientific method and how does it affect me?
It's very scientific, scientific, [C] ma [F]-zing,
[G] question, research,
hypothesis, experiment,
analyzed [Cm] report,
[F] awesome!
[G]
So, as a definition, scientific method is a set of steps that scientists use when they're trying [D] to further scientific [G] knowledge.
Anybody can do an experiment, but if you don't follow the scientific method,
your results [C] will most likely be meaningless to the rest [G] of the world.
Step 1, question.
Ask a question about something you're interested in.
Step 2, research.
Read [Gm] as much as you can about that [G] subject.
Step 3, hypothesis.
What do you think you can [Bb] prove?
Step 4, [G] experiment.
Step [F] 5, analyze your results.
[G] And step 6, report your data to the public.
It's very scientific, scientific,
[C] ma [F] -zing,
[G] question, research, hypothesis, experiment,
analyzed report,
[C] [F] awesome!
[G]
The scientific method, in a nutshell, is basically just a way to keep your scientific [F] work very neat [C] and clean
and [G] have your results be something that other people can easily go back and duplicate.
Also, a lot of [C] times you'll want to do many experiments that are [G] very similar,
where only one or two attributes change from one experiment to the next.
Scientific method will [F] help you do this.
I [G] want to leave you with a quote.
It has often been said that the greatest [Bb] discovery in [G] science was the discovery [F] of the scientific [G] method.
Where would we be without it?
It's very scientific, [C] scientific,
ma [F] -zing,
[G] question, research,
hypothesis, experiment,
analyzed report,
[Cm] [F] awesome!
[Gm]
It's very scientific, [C] scientific,
ma [F]-zing,
[Gm] question, research,
hypothesis, experiment,
analyzed [C] report,
[F] awesome!
Key:
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Cm
Bb
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F
C
_ It's very _ _ scientific, [G] _ _ [C] scientific,
ma [F]-zing,
[G] question, research,
hypothesis, experiment,
analyzed report,
[Cm] _ [F] awesome!
_ [G]
The history of the scientific method is a long and winding road that goes back almost 2 [D],000 years.
[G] Dozens upon dozens of scientists have played a part in refining the method to what it is today,
including some serious [C] scientific heavy hitters like, [G] oh, I don't know,
Aristotle, Newton, Galileo, and also Roger Bacon and [F] Descartes.
Mmm, [G] baking.
Some ancient Muslim thinkers also played no [Bb] small part in the [G] method's development.
But I know [F] what you're thinking.
What [G] is the scientific method and how does it affect me?
It's very _ _ scientific, _ scientific, [C] ma [F]-zing,
[G] question, _ research,
hypothesis, experiment,
analyzed [Cm] report,
_ [F] awesome!
_ [G]
So, as a definition, scientific method is a set of steps that scientists use when they're trying [D] to further scientific [G] knowledge.
Anybody can do an experiment, but if you don't follow the scientific method,
your results [C] will most likely be meaningless to the rest [G] of the world.
Step 1, question.
Ask a question about something you're interested in.
Step 2, research.
Read [Gm] as much as you can about that [G] subject.
Step 3, hypothesis.
What do you think you can [Bb] prove?
Step 4, [G] experiment.
Step [F] 5, analyze your results.
[G] And step 6, report your data to the public.
_ It's very _ _ scientific, _ scientific,
[C] ma [F] _ -zing,
[G] question, research, hypothesis, experiment,
analyzed report,
[C] _ [F] awesome!
_ [G]
The scientific method, in a nutshell, is basically just a way to keep your scientific [F] work very neat [C] and clean
and [G] have your results be something that other people can easily go back and duplicate.
Also, a lot of [C] times you'll want to do many experiments that are [G] very similar,
where only one or two attributes change from one experiment to the next.
Scientific method will [F] help you do this.
I [G] want to leave you with a quote.
It has often been said that the greatest [Bb] discovery in [G] science was the discovery [F] of the scientific [G] method.
Where would we be without it?
_ It's very _ _ scientific, _ _ [C] scientific,
ma [F] _ -zing,
[G] question, _ research,
hypothesis, experiment,
analyzed report,
[Cm] _ [F] awesome!
_ [Gm] _
_ It's very _ _ scientific, _ _ [C] scientific,
ma [F]-zing,
[Gm] question, research,
hypothesis, experiment,
analyzed [C] report,
_ [F] awesome! _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
ma [F]-zing,
[G] question, research,
hypothesis, experiment,
analyzed report,
[Cm] _ [F] awesome!
_ [G]
The history of the scientific method is a long and winding road that goes back almost 2 [D],000 years.
[G] Dozens upon dozens of scientists have played a part in refining the method to what it is today,
including some serious [C] scientific heavy hitters like, [G] oh, I don't know,
Aristotle, Newton, Galileo, and also Roger Bacon and [F] Descartes.
Mmm, [G] baking.
Some ancient Muslim thinkers also played no [Bb] small part in the [G] method's development.
But I know [F] what you're thinking.
What [G] is the scientific method and how does it affect me?
It's very _ _ scientific, _ scientific, [C] ma [F]-zing,
[G] question, _ research,
hypothesis, experiment,
analyzed [Cm] report,
_ [F] awesome!
_ [G]
So, as a definition, scientific method is a set of steps that scientists use when they're trying [D] to further scientific [G] knowledge.
Anybody can do an experiment, but if you don't follow the scientific method,
your results [C] will most likely be meaningless to the rest [G] of the world.
Step 1, question.
Ask a question about something you're interested in.
Step 2, research.
Read [Gm] as much as you can about that [G] subject.
Step 3, hypothesis.
What do you think you can [Bb] prove?
Step 4, [G] experiment.
Step [F] 5, analyze your results.
[G] And step 6, report your data to the public.
_ It's very _ _ scientific, _ scientific,
[C] ma [F] _ -zing,
[G] question, research, hypothesis, experiment,
analyzed report,
[C] _ [F] awesome!
_ [G]
The scientific method, in a nutshell, is basically just a way to keep your scientific [F] work very neat [C] and clean
and [G] have your results be something that other people can easily go back and duplicate.
Also, a lot of [C] times you'll want to do many experiments that are [G] very similar,
where only one or two attributes change from one experiment to the next.
Scientific method will [F] help you do this.
I [G] want to leave you with a quote.
It has often been said that the greatest [Bb] discovery in [G] science was the discovery [F] of the scientific [G] method.
Where would we be without it?
_ It's very _ _ scientific, _ _ [C] scientific,
ma [F] _ -zing,
[G] question, _ research,
hypothesis, experiment,
analyzed report,
[Cm] _ [F] awesome!
_ [Gm] _
_ It's very _ _ scientific, _ _ [C] scientific,
ma [F]-zing,
[Gm] question, research,
hypothesis, experiment,
analyzed [C] report,
_ [F] awesome! _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _