Insect Research Report: Part 1

Mr. Griot introduces the concept of research and explains how to write a research report. He emphasizes the importance of taking good notes and using a KWL chart to organize information. Students are encouraged to choose a unique insect to research, using various sources to gather information. The process is likened to a scavenger hunt, with the goal of presenting findings in an organized manner.

What does the prefix 're' in 'research' signify?

• To search once

• To search repeatedly

• To search quickly

• To search slowly

What is the primary purpose of a research report?

• To present organized factual information

• To entertain readers

• To provide fictional stories

• To confuse the audience

Why is it important to take good notes during research?

• To make the report longer

• To remember facts and organize information

• To impress the teacher

• To avoid reading the sources again

What does the 'K' in a KWL chart stand for?

• Kindness

• Kangaroo

• Kite

• Knowledge

Why should you choose a research topic you know little about?

• To gain new knowledge and insights

• To finish the report quickly

• To make the research process easier

• To avoid learning new things

What is the first step in the research process?

• Writing the report

• Brainstorming and choosing a topic

• Presenting the findings

• Publishing the report

How is a research report similar to a scavenger hunt?

• Both require teamwork

• Both are done outdoors

• Both are games

• Both involve finding and organizing information