Scenario: Aristotle makes the following observation: \"So with animals, some off

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Scenario: Aristotle makes the following observation: "So with animals, some offspring from parent animals according to their kind, whilst others grow spontaneously and not from kndred stock; and of these instances of spontaneous generation some come from putrfying earth or vegetable matter, as is the case with a number of insect..."

I need to conduct a research of my own following the steps of Scientific Method.
I. Observation: what did Aristotle observed? What might explain my observation?
II. Hypothesis: What is my hypothesis concerning Aristotle's observation? What do I think might be causing his observation (independent variable)?

III. Prediction: What is my prediction concerning my hypothesis? What is the prediction concerning the outcome of my experiment if this variable is manipulated?
IV. Experimental Design: What is the design of my experiment? Materials needed? What groups (test/control)? What variables will be constant in both control and test group (controlled variable)? How will I adjust the my independent variable? adjust it? How often will I measure it? What would be my independent variable? What is the difference between the experimental group and the control groupafter I adjust the independent variable? What will I measure? What are my controlled variables? Why do they have to be kept the same in both groups?What are the results (invent a hypothetical table of data)? Do a number of trials-the more data, the more accurate the results.
V. Conclusion: What about the experiment? Does my data support my prediction and my hypothesis? What aconclusions can I draw from this? How do they compare to previous or similar studies? What further research do I recommend? What common statistical analysis of my data will determine if my results are significant or simply due to chance?

PLEASE HELP!!!

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