A template for younger students to use when conducting and recording research.
Conducting research and recording relevant information are invaluable skills for students to learn from an early age.
Use this template as a recording tool when students are conducting research into a particular topic.
Once the students are finished researching, ask them to choose and record an interesting fact in each box. Younger students can draw pictures if they are unable to use words.
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