Take Note Writing Activity
Using this Take Note Writing Activity, students use a variety of print and digital resources to research about a topic.
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How to teach Research
Using this Take Note Writing Activity, students use a variety of print and digital resources to research about a topic.
Your students already know a lot of information on topics that you have learned in school. This activity will help them to build on their knowledge through research.
Use the note pages to record notes from print and digital sources. Provide a list of all the sources that you used.
Other resources to use with this Take Note Writing Activity
If you are using this activity, your students are probably learning about research.
Use this Find Out More Research Project Writing Activity as an additional resource for your students.
Introduce this Take Note Writing Activity by asking students different sources they may use to find information about a given topic. Ask them for examples of print sources and digital sources while making a list on the board. Then, give the students a topic to research and distribute the activity materials so students can begin taking notes and notating their sources. Once finished, students can use this Writing Graphic Organizer to organize their writing. Finally, students will be able to write an essay on their topic with their notes from their various sources!
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