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Teach students how to develop Research questions with the tools they love and know! Many students automatically turn to virtual assistants and common search engines to ask questions. Little do they realize that when researching, we need bigger and more evolved questions that don’t always have cut & dry answers.
Products Included in this Bundle:
Do you wish your students were researching with purpose? Are you struggling to teach them how to write solid research questions that require them to do actual research? If you want your elementary researchers to come up with questions on their own, or if you teach multiple grades with multiple types of devices, this bundle is for you.
YOU AND YOUR STUDENTS ARE GOING TO HAVE SO MUCH FUN ASKING SIRI & GOOGLE QUESTIONS. THEY’LL ENJOY ASKING QUESTIONS AND POTENTIAL ANSWERS. YOU’LL LOVE HOW THEY LEARN, FIRST HAND, HOW NOT ALL QUESTIONS CAN BE ANSWERED WITH A GOOGLE SEARCH.
👉🏼 This resource includes links to digital resources. Click the links to get your own copies.
👉🏼 Read more about researching with elementary students here!
👉🏼 Receive up to 20% discount on each of the included resources when purchasing them in this BUNDLE.
👉🏼 This activity addresses AASL, CCSS, & ISTE standards
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AFTER downloading this resource you’ll get:
⭐Standards Based lessons that guide you through teaching students to write their own open-ended research questions.
are chock full of inquiry, interaction, collaboration, critical thinking!
⭐ Recording sheets that help students develop research questions that are hot, and not cold.
⭐Slideshows that facilitate the lesson. They can even be used as a self-paced student lesson.
⭐ Activities that help students identify what are open ended research questions.
→ Types of Sources: Teach your young students what is and is not a reliable source for research.
→ Paraphrasing vs Plagiarism: Help your students learn the difference between the 2 and give them practice paraphrasing short excerpts.
→ K-5 Research Bundle: Everything you need to teach research and related digital citizenship skills in a K-5 library!
