How to Do Research Homeschool Language Arts

Welcome to Our How to Do Research Homeschool Language Arts Curriculum

Is there a correct process for doing research? How do students find reliable sources for research projects? What does it mean to plagiarize? The answers to these questions and more can be found in How to Do Research. Using content from World Book Online, fourth- through twelfth-grade students will create a unique research project while being guided in the research process from start to finish.

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How to Do Research

Length: 6 weeks
Content type: Text based
Grades: 4-12

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