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DK FindOut - Dorling Kindersley Limited
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K to 9
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Find an answer to your question or great question starters for any conversation here with this free tool! Scroll through a few questions on the home page and click Find Out More to get to the answer. Enter your search terms or question into the search box (I want to find out about...) Scroll down further in the page to view specific topics such as Animals and Nature, Dinosaurs and Prehistoric Life, History, Music, Art, and Literature, Math, and more! Scroll down further to find information by category: Quizzes, Videos, Fun Facts, Teachers and Parents. Create an account to save information in My Stuff. This tool has an option to sign up for a Teacher account, and coming soon will be the option for a Parent account.
tag(s): addition (128), animals (280), dinosaurs (39), division (98), earth (185), literature (217), multiplication (122), musical notation (35), plants (144), space (213), subtraction (109), writing (315)
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DK FindOut features subject-based, curriculum-linked articles that support classroom learning. These resources also contain ideas for projects or homework. Sign up for a Teacher account and have the option to use the Lesson Planner to organize information in the creation of a lesson. Use this site to find answers to popular student questions. Bookmark this site on class computers for students to find answers to questions they may have in class. Place a link to this site on your class web page for students to access when the questions pop up! Use this as an incentive for students to "teach" and share what they understand about the answer to their classmates. They could do this in an impromptu speech, or more formally while modifing their learning with an infographic using a tool such as Canva Infographic Maker, reviewed here, or enhance their learning using a word cloud (graphic) using WordItOut, reviewed here. Find great question starters for lessons and build an engaging lesson using many of these curricular resources.You must be registered and logged in to add items to your favorites.
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