Teaching the scientific method in high school is essential for helping students think critically and solve problems effectively. By learning how to observe, form hypotheses, conduct experiments, and analyze data, students gain valuable skills for understanding and exploring the world. This knowledge not only enhances their understanding of science but also equips them to make informed decisions based on evidence, which is crucial in today's society. This activity is multidisciplinary and can be used to develop skills in developing a scientific approach to perceiving the world, as well as to add variety to the type of class activity and increase the level of involvement of students in the learning process.