Even at a young age, preschoolers are capable of exploring the world around them with curiosity and excitement. One way to encourage this natural curiosity is by helping them learn how to research animals and prepare for informative writing.
While preschoolers are still learning to read and write, they are developing early research and communication skills through guided exploration, observation, and discussion.
A key part of research is asking questions.
Preschoolers are guided to ask simple questions about animals, such as:
What does the animal eat?
Where does it live?
What does it look like?
How does it take care of its babies?
When they finish their informative writing, they will share it with their classmates, family members, and the school community.
Sharing their work builds confidence and shows them that their ideas and voices matter.
Although preschoolers are just beginning their writing journeys, they are already engaged in simple and meaningful research.
With guidance and support, they learn how to gather information, ask questions, and communicate what they know.
These are the first steps toward becoming thoughtful and curious writers—and researchers for life.
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