Tick Tock Guinea Pig Clock
Animal Science
Amelie Guifarro
- Grade:
- 5
- Teacher:
- Crystal Ortiz
In my experiment I will be timing my guinea pigs as they go through the maze at different times in the day. I will be recording the times of the guinea pigs on a chart. then i will compare the times of the day to figure out when guinea pigs are most active. My hypothesis is that the guinea pigs will be fastest at day because at night they want to sleep and at day no one is around so they feel safe and they are more likely to want to explore.
This is a strong and well-developed experimental project with clear effort and thoughtful design.
I love how much attention you put into constructing the maze and conducting multiple different trials for analyzing your data! Amazing work!
You have done a marvelous job as a scientist and a pet owner. I was very impressed that you noticed the guinea pigs got faster at the maze over time—this shows you were paying very close attention during your trials. It’s wonderful to see how much you care about the well-being and exercise of Spotsy, Cutesy, and Carmelo! Your research will help other guinea pig owners know the best times to play with and exercise their pets.
You have done a marvelous job as a scientist and a pet owner! I was very impressed that you noticed the guinea pigs got faster at the maze over time—this shows you were paying very close attention during your trials. It’s wonderful to see how much you care about the well-being and exercise of Spotsy, Cutesy, and Carmelo! Your research will help other guinea pig owners know the best times to play with and exercise their pets