At the Question of the Week Center, students may use any library resource (book, eBook, World Book Online, or the Spring Ridge Digital Library) to answer one of the 16 Questions of the Week (changed monthly).
Remember to evaluate any websites you use to make sure they are true, and cite your resource to show where you found your answer.
How to Cite Your Resource
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At the Bird Watching and Research Center, students observe the birds on the Cornell Bird Feeder Cam in Ithaca, New York. Students identify the birds and use the library resources to complete their Research Notebook.
Some resources might include books, eBooks, World Book Online, and the Spring Ridge Digital Library.
1. Choose a research topic and get it approved by Mrs. J.
2. Next, choose the right Research Notebook packet for your topic.
3. Use any print or digital resource to answer your questions. Some resources might include books, eBooks, World Book Online, the Spring Ridge Digital Library, or search engines like Sweet Search. Remember to evaluate each website you use to make sure the information is true.
4. Finally, cite all of your resources in a bibliography at the end of your Research Notebook.
Observe the ladybugs in the terrarium. As you observe, use the library resources to complete your Research Notebook. Some resources might include books, eBooks, World Book Online, and the Spring Ridge Digital Library.