The internet isn't just a place to play games and check your e-mail; you can learn a lot from it too; just think of it as a giant encyclopedia!
1Figure out what you love to do. If you can't think of anything, close your eyes and imagine what your favorite vacation would be like. Is it hiking in India? Shopping at the biggest mall in the world? Watching TV?
2Look for that activity in a search engine and see what comes up!
3Learn about the history of it or how it works or who is known for doing it.
4Keep notes of everything that you are finding out. Later consider writing an essay, a project book, or even a poem about what you have learned.
Questions and Answers
Give us 3 minutes of knowledge!
- If you want more knowledge, do a Google Scholar search.
- Look around the living room and find something you could do research about - your couch, your fireplace, or that hanging from Aunt Bertha.
- Don't just believe everything you read. Question it. There's a lot of misinformation out there.