Sources of information are the places they can go to find facts and learn about the world.

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• False

Paper based sources may include:

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Electronic based sources may include:

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Person based resouces may include:

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Dictionary is a paper-based source that holds all the words in a language.

It's a tool that helps you understand words you don't know.

• True

• False

A newspaper is a paper-based source of information that tells you what's happening in the world.

It's made of big, folded sheets of paper with words and pictures printed on them.

• True

• False

An atlas is:

(choose all the correct answers)

• a book filled with maps

• a special guidebook that shows you what the world looks like.

• a great tool for learning about places you've never been to before

• You can use it to find countries, cities, mountains, and rivers.

Road maps are essential guides for travellers in the past.

• True

• False

As a source of information, a ​ (a)   is like a big library that comes to you! You can use it to:

Learn about the world: Watch shows about animals, history, space, or different countries and cultures.

Keep up with the news: See what's happening in your city or around the world by watching news channels.

Get smarter: Some TV shows are made to teach kids about numbers, letters, and science in a fun way, like Sesame Street or Wild Kratts.

• Road maps
• Atlas
• Dictionary
• Television

As a source of information, the ​ (a)   is like a super-powered library that has almost everything you could ever want to know. You can use it to:

Find answers to your questions: If you're curious about something, you can use a search engine (like Google) to find out what you're looking for.

Learn new things: You can watch videos, play games, or read articles to learn about history, science, animals, or even how to draw!

Do schoolwork: The internet helps you with homework and projects by giving you access to articles, videos, and facts for your research.

• internet
• television
• newspaper
• atlas