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This document provides instructions for a second grade research project on the life cycles of animals. It guides students through choosing an animal to research, finding books and other resources on their animal, and learning about its life cycle, needs, and characteristics. Students are then asked to share what they've learned with their teacher and classmates. The target skills are comprehending nonfiction texts, locating information, and understanding how animals mature and grow.
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- 4. Step 2: Where can I find books about my animal? • Try looking at the nonfiction books in our library. • Search the catalog to find books about your animal. Type your chosen animal in the search box and click subject. Great work!
- 5. Step 3: Now let’s look for ebooks and audiobooks about your animal. • Search the online catalog. Change the material to ebook. Then, change the material to sound recording (nonmusical). Awesome!
- 6. Nonfiction books: 599.78 PET Bears 597.8 WAT Frog 599.757 Lions 597.96 GUN The best book of snakes 599.65 TOW Deer 599.53 STA Dolphins
- 7. Step 4: Now let’s look at online resources. • Choose 1 of the databases to find out more information about your animal. • Remember to search using your chosen animal. You are doing great!
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