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Grade 2
Social Skills and Community Engagement
Technology and Society
26. Media Literacy
26.1 Information Sources
Discover Where to Find Trustworthy Information and Facts
You will learn about different information sources and how to check if the facts you find are reliable and true.
What You'll Learn
You will learn about books, newspapers, websites, and magazines.
You will practice checking multiple sources for accurate information.
You will discover how libraries and museums provide reliable facts.
You will understand why trustworthy sources help you learn better.
What You'll Practice
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You will identify different places where people find news information.
2
You will practice checking multiple sources to verify story accuracy.
3
You will match information sources with their correct helpful definitions.
Why This Matters
Learning about information sources helps you find trustworthy facts for school projects and makes you a smarter, more confident researcher.
This Unit Includes
1 Video lesson
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Skills
Information Sources
Reliable Sources
Fact Checking
Media Literacy
Research Skills
IL Curriculum Aligned