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	Learn About Libraries? Take Notes? Search for Facts? Find a Book In the Library? Get Help Using the Library? Create a Project? Share Ideas With Others? Tell If Something Is True? Give Credit To Sources? Make a Place To Study?

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Present It With a Map

When putting together your school project, you might create a map as a visual aid. You can show the location of your subject on the map of a country. You might even "map" the facts you discovered in your research.

-	Map of Languages
-	Map of Ideas
-	Make an Artistic Map
-	Thinking Maps
-	Print a World Map

Show Your Numbers on a Graph

Many types of information, or data, can be displayed on colorful graphs. Take a look at the many kinds of graphs!

-	Bar Graph
-	Coordinate Plane Graph
-	Practice Grid Coordinates
-	Interactive Pie Chart

Learn More About...

Watch, listen or discover new and exciting things about people, places and events you want to know more about with the guides below!
	Find & Choose You know you want to research some autumn information, but you have no idea how to begin. Start with a plan, and build your search to suit your interests. LET'S GET STARTED >
	Find Check out your school or public library when you need information. Librarians are trained to help you answer your questions, and libraries offer great resources. LET'S GET STARTED >

Cool Links

	Snappy IM Lingo LOL? TTYL? Find out what these letters mean.
	Know the Rules Check out more than 10 songs about Internet safety.
	Email a Librarian Send your Internet search question to a real librarian!

Fun & Games

	Arthur’s E-Cards Celebrate autumn by sending funny cards to friends and family.
	Online Autumn Use what you have learned about fall to win points.
	Leaf Invaders You may need to do some leaf research to master this game.

What's That?

Girl (9-11) holding leaf in front of face, portrait

You have a leaf in your hand, and you would like to identify its type. Follow this sequence of questions to figure it out!

-	Tree Identification