Uh oh a report

[TamagotchiKnowItAll]

I have a report due 2morrow! Does any1 have any good sites that I can write one off of not plagiarize but like an info site that i can write about

 

[Crystalized]

Well first of all, what is the report needed to be about?

 

[TamagotchiKnowItAll]

anything scientifical

 

[RachelGotchi]

anything scientifical

That doesn't help.

Anything 'scientifical' is SUCH a vague category, I could give you atleast one reason why every site on the internet is 'scientifical'.

Now, what are you doing a report on?

 

[Crystalized]

Yeah, what RachelGotchi said

 

[TamaPATCHI]

wikipedia.org has some information. But, it may give the whole report away

 

[crazyy*tama]

Whats your report about?

 

♥CT

 

[Kiwitchi_Fan]

Whats your report about? 

♥CT

Something scientifical apparently. xD

 

[MsKtty89]

Science has to do with everything. So, you could write about Tamagotchis and explain how science got us to that point and then just talk about the pets the rest of the time.

If you know how to work a paper, you can turn any topic into anything else that you want.

Good luck!

 

[tamatalker101]

Not to be the slightest bit rude BUT

Why Don't You Write Your Own Report. You Will Learn More And You can Know For A Fact It Is True.

 

[MimitchiRocks]

I could give you ten reasons right now why you should've started this a week ago.

I'm in high school, and we have to do formal research papers, with Works Cited pages and everything. It helps a lot, because there are TONS of sources you can use.

Try Googling it and finding a site with information you want - preferably from a .gov or a .edu site because those are generally more reliable than .com and .net.

 

[*LoVeLy.SwAn.23*]

I could give you ten reasons right now why you should've started this a week ago.
I'm in high school, and we have to do formal research papers, with Works Cited pages and everything. It helps a lot, because there are TONS of sources you can use.

Try Googling it and finding a site with information you want - preferably from a .gov or a .edu site because those are generally more reliable than .com and .net.

Exactly.