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Manoa School Online Book Fair Homepage - Thank you for your support!

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LS2
LS2 Kids
​​Sora by OverDrive Tutorial 
Username: 10 digit student ID
 TumbleBook Flyer 
Username: manoaes
Password: books


Hawaii Public Library
You can access HSPLS in Sora!
Scholastic Learn at Home
Time for Kids
Generation Genius

Our Library Collection
STEM-STEAM
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Economics

PBS Values
Read To Me 
​Wordless Books
Careers-Helpers
​Math

​​Earth Day-Be Green
Biography
African-Americans
​Native-Americans

Explorers
Colonial America
American Revolution
Cinderella
Dragons & Princesses

​​Mystery


HAWAII
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Fables
Fantasy
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Historical Fiction
​Realistic Fiction
​Science Fiction​

Picture Books for ​Grades 4-5
​BIBLIOGRAPHIES & LINKS by holidays and topics below
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Ben's Guide to Government
Nat. Archives

Research Process

This simple mnemonic helps our students learn and apply the basic steps of research similar to the BIG 6:
  T    he            
  Q   ueen
  O   rders
  L    ots of
  L    adyfingers
  E    every time

"T"  is  TOPIC
"Q" is  creating QUESTIONS on topic
"O"  is ORGANIZING questions/big ideas 
"L"  is LIST primary/secondary sources 
"L"  is  LOCATE sources
"E"  is EVALUATE sources

Evaluate on: currency, credibility, read-ability and navigability: is it current? is author or org. an expert? facts are biasedor accurate? can i read, understand it? is website easy to use, links are active?) or CCRN
Next steps are Note-taking, drafting, editing, bibliography and final product.

Note Taking

T  able of Contents
 I   ndex
 G lossary
 H  eadings
 T  opic Sentences

"TIGHT" is to skim or quickly look for responses to topic questions in a book's table of contents, index, glossary, headings and topic sentences  (first 2 sentences of a paragraph).  Always take notes in YOUR OWN WORDS & ACKNOWLEDGE the ideas of others.

EXAMPLES of PRIMARY SOURCES: 
diaries, letters, personal belongings, original documents & pictures from person or during event.
EXAMPLES of SECONDARY SOURCES:
textbooks, encyclopedias, magazines, newspapers, websites made AFTER event or person expires.

         
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