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Bellwork December 11 th :

Bellwork December 11 th :. Many people believe that television violence has a negative effect on society because it promotes violence. Do you agree or disagree? Use specific reasons and examples to support your response. 7-10 Sentences. Bellwork December 12 th :.

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Bellwork December 11 th :

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  1. Bellwork December 11th: • Many people believe that television violence has a negative effect on society because it promotes violence. Do you agree or disagree? Use specific reasons and examples to support your response. • 7-10 Sentences

  2. Bellwork December 12th: • If you could invite any three people from any period in history to a dinner party, who would you invite? Describe each person and explain why you chose him or her to be invited to your dinner party. • 7-10 sentences.

  3. Creating Note Cards& Source Cards Research Project

  4. Goal For Today: • You will know how to create source cards and notecards for your research paper. • You will create at least one source card and one notecard by the end of the day today.

  5. Source Cards • For each source you use, you will need to create a source card. • Each source card should include information about the source (author, title, year, etc.). • Different types of sources use different formats. Make sure you use the right one. (See handout.) • Each source card is assigned a letter that will be used in creating your note cards.

  6. SOURCE CARD (Book) Author: Title: Publisher: Date: City: A

  7. SOURCE CARD (Book) Author: Richard Peck Title: A Long Way from Chicago Publisher: Puffin Books Date: 1998 City: New York A

  8. SOURCE CARD (Article from a web site) Author: Title: Date article was written: Date looked up: Complete web address: B

  9. SOURCE CARD (Article from a web site) Author: Betty Seamstress Title: “1930s Fashion Craze” Date article was written: January 30, 1990 Date looked up: March 27, 2005 Complete web address: www.decadesoffashion.com/1930s/1930sfashioncraze B

  10. SOURCE CARD (Encyclopedia - print) Name of Encyclopedia: Article you looked up: Author of entry: Edition (what year): Page #: C

  11. SOURCE CARD (Encyclopedia - print) Name of Encyclopedia:Encyclopedia Britannica Article you looked up: “War of the Worlds” Author of entry: Bob Writer Edition (what year): 2001 Page #: 154-155 C

  12. SOURCE CARD (Encyclopedia Online) Name of Encyclopedia: Article you looked up: Author of entry: Edition (what year): Web Address: D

  13. SOURCE CARD (Encyclopedia Online) Name of Encyclopedia:Encyclopedia Britannica Article you looked up: “War of the Worlds” Author of entry: Bob Writer Edition (what year): 2001 Web Address: www.britannica.com D

  14. SOURCE CARD (Newspaper or Magazine) Name of Newspaper or Magazine: Title: Author of article: Location of source: Page #s: E

  15. SOURCE CARD (Newspaper or Magazine) Name of Newspaper or Magazine: Chicago Tribune Title: “Al Capone, mobsters arrested for ‘doing business’ in local area” Author of article: J.J. Mobley Location of source: Chicago Tribune – Archives, University of Illinois Library Page #s: A1, A8 E

  16. SOURCE CARD (Article from a web site) Author: Title: Date article was written: Date looked up: Complete web address: B

  17. Note Cards • Note cards are used to write down information from sources that you think will be useful to your project or research. • You should only put information from one source on each card.

  18. The page # goes in the upper left corner. The matching source card letter goes in upper right corner. The topic name should be centered on top line of card. Write only on the front side of the card. Write facts. If you copy straight from the source (word for word): put quotes around the writing. Note Card Format

  19. BABE RUTH – childhood • (NOTE CARD) • Born: George Herman Ruth on February 6, 1895 • Location: Baltimore, Maryland • Schooling: St. Mary’s Boarding School • Learned to play baseball at this school p. 159 1

  20. Time to Practice! . • After reading the article create a source card. You can refer to examples in your notes to help you. • Create ten notecards for the source.

  21. Homework: • Finish Ten notecards and one source card for the article you brought into class today.

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