science teachers generally like the inquiry process because it targets the eight science process skills that all students expected to master in science classrooms. These skills include: (a) make observations; (b) are conduct experiments: (c) collaborate with others about investigations: (d) take measurements: (e) sort and classify (ie., organisms, types of substances, etc.): (f) compare and contrast: (g) record findings; (h) analyze findings; and (i) share their with others(see Table 2). To ensure that students develop results these skills, science lessons often focus specific science process skill. For instance, students may on a spend an entire class period classify different types of rocks. Another science lesson may reaming to require students to analyze a graph depicting monarch butterfly migratory patterns.