Learn strategies for searching online effectively and evaluating what you find.
Searching "animals" gives millions of results. Searching "how do dolphins communicate?" gives you focused, useful results. Specific questions = better answers!
Effective online searching is a skill. The more specific and clear your search terms, the more useful your results will be.
The first result is not always the best. Look at who created the website. Is it a school (.edu), government (.gov), or museum? These are usually more reliable than random blogs.
Search engines designed for students — like Kiddle or Google SafeSearch — filter out inappropriate content and often surface more reliable sources.
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3 questions · Grade 2 level