Step 1: Create a NoodleTools Project
Step 2: Use your country's name as a keyword and search for your country in each database, starting with World Book Student. Every time you find a source that contains useful information about your country, cite it by copying and pasting or exporting the citation into your NoodleTools project.
Step 3: Open a shared Google Doc with your groupmates. Split up the sources among your groupmates, so everyone is investigating something different.
Step 4: Individually, read the source your group assigned you. When you find an interesting fact, add it to the group's Google Doc or write it in your own words on your notes sheet.
Step 5: Meet with your groupmates. Read through everyone's facts on the Google Doc. Choose the 10 most interesting and highlight them.
Step 6: Open a shared Google Slides presentation or start a shared Canva project with your group. Go back to Culture Grams, Gale Middle School, or SIRS Discoverer (NOT GOOGLE!) to find pictures that match the facts your group chose. Organize the facts into your Google Slides presentation.
Step 7: Practice your presentation, then deliver it to the class.
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