Note card and source card 8th grade
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This document provides guidance on creating note cards, source cards, and citations for an 8th grade research paper. It explains the proper format for note cards, source cards, and information cards, including required elements like the source title, number, page number, and bibliographic format. Examples are given for creating citations for different source types like books, encyclopedias, websites, and DVDs. Reminders are provided to cite sources in the text every 5-10 sentences and for any direct quotes.
Note card and source card 8th grade
- 1. NOTE CARD AND SOURCE CARD REVIEW 8th Grade Research Paper
- 2. NOTE CARD AND SOURCE FORMAT Title Source Number Information: Page Number Source Number Follow the Bibliography format for the type of source you are using. Don’t forget your hanging indent!
- 3. INFORMATION CARDS Early Life: Date and Place of Birth 1 Brookline, Massachusetts May 29, 1917 p. 579 Title Source Number Information: Page Number
- 4. SOURCE CARD 1 Matthew, Michael, et al. The American Republic. South Carolina: Bob Jones University Press, 2000. Print. 1 Author’s Last Name, Author’s First Name. Title. State of Publication: Publisher, Copy Write Date. Print.
- 5. INTERNET SITE Source # “Title”. Website. Sponsoring Institution/Publisher, Date Created or Updated. Web. Access date Parents Source 2 Joseph P. Kennedy fortune in the stock market, entertainment, and other business Source 2 “American President: John F. Kennedy”. millercenter.org. Rector and Visitors of the University of Virginia, 2012. Web. 9, January 2012. millercenter.org
- 6. ANSWER TO PRACTICE 1 Doubleday, Mooyaart B.M. Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl. New York: Random House, 1967. Print. *(Doubleday 3). Date and Place of Birth 1 Frankfort, Germany June 12, 1929 p. 3 * Citation Suggestion
- 7. CITATIONS: BOOKS One author Matas, Carol. Daniel’s Story. New York: First Scholastic Printing, 1993. Print. Daniel was torn between kicking him or throwing a desk at him( Matas 12). More than one author • Matthews, Michael, et al. The American Republic. South Carolina: Bob Jones University Press, 2000. Print • Kennedy was born in Brookline, Massachusetts (Matthews, et al 579).
- 8. CITATION ENCYCLOPEDIA Encyclopedia with an author Hernandez, Thomas. "Portugal“. The World Book. 1999, Print. Portugal occupies the western part of the Iberian Peninsula and is slightly smaller than Indiana (Hernandez 5). Encyclopedia without an author "Portugal”. The World Book. 1999, Print. Portugal occupies the western part of the Iberian Peninsula and is slightly smaller than Indiana (“Portugal” 5).
- 9. CITATION FOR INTERNET “John F. Kennedy”. historychannel.com. History Channel, 2007. Web. 21, November 2011 On July 19, 1961, John F. Kennedy, the youngest candidate ever elected to the presidency, urged schools to adopt the guidelines recently published by the National Council on Youth Fitness (historychannel.com).
- 10. CITATION FOR DVD “Kennedy's Summation.” 2013. History Channel. 11, January 2013. Video Clip. This John F. Kennedy vs. Richard Nixon 1960 presidential debate History Channel video shows Senator Kennedy speaking about the importance of the Social Security Act of 1935 (“Kennedy’s Summation”).
- 11. CITATION REMINDERS Use the first part of your Works Cited entry to create the citation. Example: Dodson, Francine. The Apple of My Eye is Jesus. Pennsylvania: Stump Publishing, 2012. Print. (Dodson 7). “Apples in the Bible”. google.com. Zimmerman, 2012. Web. 15, January 2013 (“Apples in the Bible”). Citations must be every 5-10 sentences throughout your paper. Any time you use a quote, you must use a citation.