This article describes the DRiVe (demonstrate, replicate, investigate, variate, evaluate) Inquiry Framework, which provides teachers with specific detailed strategies and graphic organizers to support them in developing their science inquiry practices and in shifting to more open-ended science inquiry. Designed by teachers for teachers, the DRiVe Inquiry Framework has been implemented extensively in classrooms across Canada. This article takes readers through the details of using the framework in a Grade 7/8 combined class in which students tested pop bottle water filters. The part of the activity this article focuses on used the following science practices: asking questions; planning and carrying out investigations; analyzing and interpreting data; using mathematics and computational thinking; constructing explanations; engaging in argument from evidence; and obtaining, evaluating and communicating information.