Elie Wiesel

Your Works Cited Page

Writing Your Introduction

Writing an introduction[1] from mrsmanogue

Parenthetical Citations

Parenthetical citations from mrsmanogue

Creating an Outline and Working Thesis Statement

Writing your outline from mrsmanogue

Vocabulary Workshop Level G Unit 5

Vocabulary workshop level g unit 5 from mrsmanogue

Taking Notes from your Sources

Happy Half-Day Friday in the Computer Lab

Vocabulary Quiz Today!
Look your words over and see me for a quiz when you are ready.

5 Sources for your research paper due today.
Make a citation for each source, copy and paste it into a Word document; print and hand to me.

PRINT OUT THE ARTICLES so that you have something to take notes from on Monday.

If you are finished with all of the above, grab a highlighter and start highlighting ideas and facts from your articles that you will want to use in your paper.

Don't forget to bring in index cards on Monday!

ENJOY YOUR WEEKEND!

Today in the Computer Lab

ODecide on a topic

OFind reliable sources

OPrint out sources if necessary

OCreate a list of your sources

ODon’t forget about books!

 

Look at the PowerPoints below for help. Look at the videos on the right for help using elibrary, ebsco and easybib.

Still deciding on a topic? Check out http://homeworktips.about.com/od/essaywriting/a/argumenttopics.htm

Finding Reliable Sources

Creating a List of Sources

The Research Paper Assignment

Vocabulary Unit 4

The Iliad Book One: A Summary

Unit Three Vocabulary

Vocabulary workshop level g unit 3 from mrsmanogue

Origin Myth Assessment

Entrance Ticket: Write down one question you have about the Origin Myth Assessment. Continue composing your paragraph. Include the title of each story and the culture it comes from. Remember to include a topic sentence that states the values shown in these stories. Use SPECIFIC EXAMPLES and QUOTES from the story to support your topic sentence. At the end of the block, PRINT OUT YOUR PAPER for class tomorrow.

Example of Origin Myth Paragraph. Use your own words!!                

Stories about the beginning of the world are called origin myths. These myths show the values of the culture that tells them. Two examples of this story are, “How the World was Made” from the Cheyenne of North America and “In the Beginning” from the Hebrew Bible. In the Cheyenne story, the creator, Maheo, can make four things by himself, but needs help to make the earth. ADD EXAMPLES HERE. This shows us that the Cheyenne value BLANK and BLANK.  In the Hebrew story, God needs no help. He creates everything himself. He also gives humans responsibilities and rules to follow. ADD EXAMPLES HERE.  This shows that the Hebrews value BLANK AND BLANK. While these stories have many similarities, their differences show us the values of that culture.

Units 1A and 1B Vocabulary

Vocab workshop level g unit 1 from mrsmanogue

Opening Day: Rules and Procedures

La4 openingday from mrsmanogue

Word Crimes

word crimes - parody to blurred lines - TeacherTube

Welcome to LA 4 CP!

Avoid Common Errors

Common errors from mrsmanogue

Tips for Using Quoted Material

Tips for using_quoted_material from mrsmanogue

Writing Your Introduction

Parenthetical Citations

Creating a List of Sources

Evaluating Web Documents

The Research Paper

Harry Potter and the Hero's Quest

Welcome to LA 4 CP with Mrs. Manogue

La4 openingday from mrsmanogue