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English · Stage 6

Two Sources

Research skill — answer a question using more than one source, and notice where they agree, differ, or fill each other's gaps

✦ English📘 Stage 6 · S6⏱ ~10 min🧒 Ages 10–12★ Free to start
I can research a topic using more than one source.
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Kavi Checks Twice

Kavi the owl has a big question to answer. He opens one fact book — but then he stops. "One book is just one voice," he hoots. "What if it's out of date, or leaves something out, or is simply wrong? I'll find a second source too — a website this time." He reads both, side by side. "Now I can see where they agree, where they differ, and where each one fills the other's gaps — that's real research!"

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What your child will learn

1What two sources can tell youWhen you check a topic in two sources, one of three things happens. Tap a row to hear it.
2Why two beats oneBoth answer the same question — but they are not equally safe. Tap each card.
3How do the two sources relate?
4Four steps to research with two sourcesTap each step to hear Kavi explain it.
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A peek inside

You read on ONE website that a bridge opened in 1930. Why bother to check a second source?
a single source can be wrong or out of date — a second one lets you cross-check

Try this at home: Why use more than one source instead of just one?

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