Process skills- A set of abilities used in scientific operations is known as science process skills. Students having science process skills are actively involved in the learning process. It includes observation, measurement, classification, prediction, experimentation, communication, etc.Prediction- It is an educated guess based on accurate observations and inference regarding an observed event or prior knowledge.Prediction is an important skill to master for doing science and students should be encouraged to predict before testing things.The teacher should encourage learners to make detailed observations and exact measurements to help them develop more accurate predictions.Learner's predictive thinking can be nurtured by asking them to review and observe the properties of an object or event and then asking them to tell the future outcomes if some sort of change is made.Hence, we conclude that the prediction skill is developed by estimating the number of Chana seeds required to fill in a small box.Additional InformationClassification- This skill involves noticing similarities and differences to group objects according to a purpose.Communication- It is crucial for sharing our experiences it can be done by using graphs, diagrams, maps, and spoken words.