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a model is to help show people what things look like if you can't see it like a volcano people can't go inside it so people make a model to show you wat people what it look like

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to show evidence of object if can"t be seen directly

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They help us think about difficult things

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You use models in science to see an object not directly

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To explain/show something

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a model is a figure that is representing something that can not be seen directly

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You use models in science to explain processes that we use in our lesson

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A model in science shows what you are working with but as a smaller version

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To give people a visual site of a big thing miniaturerized or can't be observed directly

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They help us think about difficult things

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You use them to help you to see small particles that you can not see

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To see what it might look like you have to guess and observe the things

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You use models in science to explain processes that we use in our lesson. You can use models to represent the solar system to small little particles, such as an atom. Small particles cannot be seen directly neither the solar system. Some big models and small models can be seen though. It just depends on what it is.

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It’s to build something that cannot be phisically taken down like a solar system

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You use them as an explanation of an object that cannot be observed directly

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A smaller representation of the original

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an explanation of an object,event,or system