Léo and Chloé were in a panic. Their CM2 teacher, Madame Berger, had given them a special mission: “Find three verified facts about the Arctic fox for our animal report. You have one hour.”
He smiled, closed the window, and whispered to himself: “Nice try, fake news.” évaluation internet cm2
Léo typed in a different search: Arctic fox diet site:education (to find school websites). They found a page from the National Geographic Kids website. It had an author (Dr. Marine Arctic), a date (last month), and lots of photos of real foxes. Léo and Chloé were in a panic
The first result was a colorful blog called Super Cool Animal Facts . It said: “The Arctic fox loves to eat rainbow spaghetti and marshmallows that fall from the sky.” They found a page from the National Geographic Kids website
Léo found a random forum where someone wrote: “Arctic foxes can fly for three seconds.” He laughed. “That doesn’t match anything else we’ve read. And there’s no proof. Fake!”
Léo proudly said: “It eats lemmings and fish. Not marshmallows. And we learned something else: how to tell if a website is lying.”
They decided to put their internet evaluation skills to the test.