Take a Peek Inside the Cove
Explore sample articles from the Plastic Waste Problem series. See how Inquessa connects big questions, nonfiction, and four reading levels.
Big Question:
Why is Plastic Waste So Hard to Solve?
Start with a big question. Then explore connected articles that help build knowledge from different angles. Each article is available at four reading levels: Explorer, Discoverer, Investigator, and Analyst.
Explore sample articles from the Plastic Waste Problem series and compare how the ideas develop across the four levels.
Same big question.
Four different ways into the reading.
Every article is available at four reading levels, so students can explore the same big question while reading text that better matches their needs.
- Explorer -- One idea at a time, with shorter sentences, familiar vocabulary, and strong support.
- Discoverer -- Adds more detail, richer vocabulary, and connections between ideas while keeping the reading manageable.
- Investigator -- Uses fuller, more precise nonfiction with greater detail, explanation, and more complex relationships between ideas.
- Analyst -- The most advanced level, with fuller explanations, precise vocabulary, nuance, and deeper connections across the topic.
Start Exploring
Why is Plastic Waste so Hard to Solve?
One big question explored through history, science, everyday life, systems, environment, and responsibility.
Why Plastic Was Invented
Microplastics: Tiny Plastic That Travels
Food Wrapped in Plastic
Who is Responsible for Plastic Waste?
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