NHD NHD Notes and Bibliography Due Fri Sept

NHD

NHD Notes and Bibliography • Due Fri. Sept. 20 th and Fri. Oct. 4 th • 20 Notes are due • Fri. Oct. 25 th: • Annotated Bibliography is due

Source Requirements IN TOTAL, YOU MUST HAVE: • At LEAST 2 primary sources (around 5 primary sources are necessary to move on to County) • At LEAST 3 secondary sources (around 10 sources are necessary to move on to County) • NO WIKIPEDIAAAAAAAAAAA

Research • Credible Sources ONLY • Encyclopedias (print, online), websites that end with. org. gov. edu • A good source is on the CMS Media Center Go to Chamblee Website Click on “Media Center” tab on left side of page Click on “National History Day” tab on left side of page • NO WIKIPEDIAAAAAAAAAAA

MLA Citations • Each source must have a CITATION/BIBLIOGRAPHY ENTRY (this can be a separate note card OR a typed line before the notes) *I will need to see a citation for each source when you turn in your notes* • Most credible cites provide the citation for you!!! • You may use sites like Citation. Machine. net, but most of those sites will require you to fill in other facts that the program cannot find. • NO WIKIPEDIAAAAAAAAAAA

Note Organization Example: Amelia Earhart Code/ Label your notes by source. GREEN: 5 notes pulled from World. Book. Encyclopedia. org BLUE: 10 notes from Georgia. Encyclopedia. org RED: 10 notes from Amelia. Earhart. Museum. org Code your notes by topic A. Important life events B. Childhood C. Early flight experiences

World Book Encyclopedia Bednarek, Janet R. "Earhart, Amelia. " World Book Advanced, World Book, 2019, www. worldbookonline. com/advanced/article? id=ar 171340. Accessed 19 Sept. 2019. World Book Encyclopedia A: Important Life Events 1. Amelia Mary Earhart was born in Atchison, Kansas, on July 24, 1897. 2. In 1920, Earhart moved to California to live with her mother. While there, she became fascinated by aviation. Flying was a new and dangerous sport at that time 3. In 1931, she married George Palmer Putnam, a wealthy publisher. World Book Encyclopedia B: Important Flight Events 4. Earhart rode as an observer on a transatlantic airplane flight from Trepassey Bay, Newfoundland, to Burry Port, Wales, in 1928. The flight made her famous as the first woman to cross the Atlantic by airplane. 5. 1932: Amelia becomes the first woman to fly across the Atlantic Ocean alone.