Use this link to open a copy of the research grid. Make a copy and save your work with a unique name.
Directions: Create an illustrated four flap poster which presents questions and answers to 4 research questions about a topic in the Revolutionary War.
Your poster needs to meet "quality indicators" and should be neat, artistic and creative. Create a set of guiding questions to steer your research. Guiding questions revolve around Who, What, Where, When, Why, and How something happened. The answers to those questions need to be written in your own words and should be in paragraph form. This is a process known as paraphrasing. Watch this quick video.
Directions: Create an illustrated four flap poster which presents questions and answers to 4 research questions about a topic in the Revolutionary War.
Your poster needs to meet "quality indicators" and should be neat, artistic and creative. Create a set of guiding questions to steer your research. Guiding questions revolve around Who, What, Where, When, Why, and How something happened. The answers to those questions need to be written in your own words and should be in paragraph form. This is a process known as paraphrasing. Watch this quick video.
Use this link to open a copy of the research grid document.
There are 4 pages within the document. Create one research question for each page. (who,what,where, when, why, & how)
https://docs.google.com/a/fnwsu.org/document/d/1oN2UoG9r50oV1OW_LwyDvKt1otqnfwR9UTJBSLmZq28/edit?usp=sharing
There are 4 pages within the document. Create one research question for each page. (who,what,where, when, why, & how)
https://docs.google.com/a/fnwsu.org/document/d/1oN2UoG9r50oV1OW_LwyDvKt1otqnfwR9UTJBSLmZq28/edit?usp=sharing
- It is important for you to document / cite the sources of information you use in your research Copy and paste the url / web address into the first column.
- You will be creating a bibliography page which lists the sources you used during your research.
- You need to paraphrase (put into your own words) the information you collect during your research.