A few good words beat a whole sentence. Pick the key words and type those.
Searching is always done with a grown-up near.
Some words carry the meaning, and those are the key words. A whole sentence brings a messy pile, but key words bring a neat list.
The words you choose decide what comes back.
If the list is not what you wanted, do not add more words. Change one word and try again: try, look, change.
These are some of the questions on the sets. The printable sheets have more and an answer key.
baby, penguins and eat. They carry the meaning. What and do are extras.
bees honey. The key words do the work, and it is short and clear.
Change one word. A longer sentence only adds extras.
A grown-up. Searching is always done with a grown-up near.
Sit with a grown-up. Think of a question you wonder about, and pick its key words. Type just those words, look at the list, and change one word if you need to. Show your grown-up what you found.
Sit beside your child and let them think of a question they wonder about, pick the key words and type just those; if the list is not what they wanted, ask them to change one word rather than add more.
