About the Research Skills Worksheet- Abraham Lincoln

This comprehensive research skills worksheet explores the life and presidency of Abraham Lincoln through three different source types: an encyclopedia entry, a biography website, and a history textbook. Students learn to analyze and compare information across different source formats while studying one of America's most significant presidents. The worksheet features a classic portrait of Lincoln and presents key facts about his leadership during the Civil War, the Emancipation Proclamation, and other pivotal moments of his presidency.

This interactive and printable worksheet, that aligns with the Common Core State Standards, Research Skills Worksheet- Abraham Lincoln, helps students develop crucial research and information literacy skills. Through carefully structured multiple-choice questions, students practice extracting and cross-referencing information from different sources, identifying key historical facts, and understanding how different reference materials present historical information. The worksheet emphasizes the importance of consulting multiple sources when conducting research.

What will your child learn through this worksheet?

• Understanding different types of research sources
• Extracting relevant information from multiple sources
• Cross-referencing historical facts
• Developing critical research skills

Learning Outcomes

Cognitive

• Through this worksheet, students will analyze different source types with 90% accuracy
• Students will identify key historical facts through interactive research exercises

Psychomotor

• Students will practice information extraction skills through structured worksheet activities
• Students will demonstrate research abilities through multiple-choice assessments

Affective

• Through this interactive worksheet, students will develop appreciation for thorough research
• Students will show interest in historical investigation

Reinforce

• Students will engage in worksheet discussions about research methods
• Through interactive learning, students will share insights about historical research

Tags

Abraham Lincoln, research skills, Civil War, American history, primary sources, secondary sources, information literacy, historical research, presidential history, Emancipation Proclamation, Gettysburg Address, source analysis, fact-checking, reference materials, historical investigation