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Free 12th grade library skills resources for Microsoft Word
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Practicing online research skills and citing sources
This printable will allow students to practice their research skills by requiring them to choose a topic of interest, find three, credible online sources that relate to the topic, and provide appropriate documentation of sources. The printable is scaffold in a way that reviews the requirements for documenting sourcse and makes students feel more at ease with the process. This printable could be used to begin the process for a research-based writing piece or the creation of a PowerPoint.
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6th - 12th
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Copyright Lesson Plan
A multimedia interactive lesson plan that goes over the details of copyright and why it is important to follow copyright laws.
The lesson plan incorporates fun videos and articles, including a Cracked.com article entitled "How Google Image Search Made Me a World-Famous Moron' by Soren Bowie, edited with permission to be suitable for the classroom. Other materials include a video by John Green on international copyright law and a 5 minute video on the basics of copyright.
Lesson includes disc
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6th - 12th
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Digital citizenship
This research printable provides a chance for students to familiarize themselves with the nine principes of digital citizenship. This could be useful in a Computers class, Library Skills unit, or as part of a technology unit within a content area. This simple activity could be useful in a middle school or high school setting.
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Anneda Nettleton
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Biography Genrefication- Innovator spine Label
Are you wanting to generify your biography section? I have designed these labels to help my students and now your students better find biographies that would be of interest even if they do not recognize the name.You will use Avery labels 5160, and print these labels yourself. The template lets you print 60 biography genre labels for books about innovators that might be in your biography section.
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K - 12th
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Paraphrasing & Direct Quote Activity
Guided activity that will help you demonstrate how to paraphrase and create a direct quote into your paper. This lesson allows the students to fill in their own paraphrase; which will allow them practice with this writing skill.
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9th - 12th
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Halloween Candy Corn Guessing Contest
Poster (8" x 11") and forms for recording guesses. I am a librarian so these are set up for students from multiple homeroom classes to use. However, it is a Word document so you can adjust to suit your needs. Enjoy!
Grades:
K - 12th
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Library Skills
Looking for an activity students can complete during their first or second trip to the library and take a grade on it, then this is for you.
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5th - 12th
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Evaluating Websites & Information - Student Notes
This is the student notes pages that accompany the PowerPoint lesson by the same title. Answers are on the Powerpoint slides.
Evaluating Websites and Information:
Good Information Empowers…. Misinformation Impedes
We’ve all heard the phrase, “Information Empowers,” as if any information will empower us. But what if the information is wrong or taken out of context or biased? With the freedom of information through the Internet, there is a lot of misinformation as well as good information ava
Grades:
7th - 12th, Adult Education
OMG, Laterally!: Objective media gathering and lateral reading Activity
In this hands on activity, students will find and compare/contrast news stories on a single current event/topical discussion to learn the importance of lateral reading and understand how bias can influence information production.Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike United States License
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Book Citation Scramble Worksheet (MLA)
This simple worksheet can be used for student practice with citing book sources. Asks students to identify the author, title, publisher, and publication date for each citation, then re-write the citations in the correct order. Word format, so you can add/remove/change sources to meet your needs.
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6th - 12th
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FREEBIE! Customizable Library Scavenger Hunt for Orientation
BE SURE TO READ THROUGH THE DOCUMENT YOU DOWNLOAD. This is an intro activity I like to use with my upper grades to help them remember where everything is, and to find things if they've been moved. NOTE: This is something you'll need to customize; three of the items are specific to YOUR library, but they are just teacher names and award/shelf names.
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3rd - 12th
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Library Primary & Secondary Source Scavenger Hunt
By looking at biographies, maps, and encyclopedias, this scavenger hunt will allow students to analyze various sources to recognize the differences between primary and secondary types.
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5th - 12th
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Library-Parts of a book
Grades 3 and up: worksheet identify parts of a book. Give the students the choice to pick a book! By teaching them how to identify parts of the book such as title, author, publisher, and copyright, will give them a step up when they need to cite a book.
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Grades:
4th - 12th
Library Cards for Classroom Books
These cards are the perfect thing to keep track of the books that you loan to students. I copy them on both sides on colored cardstock and have the students turn them in when they sign out a book. When they return the book, they just put the card back in. A great way to keep track of your library!
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PreK - 12th
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Following Directions Lesson Plan and Exercise
This is a valuable lessons that helps students understand the importance of critical thinking, closely reading instructions, and not blindly following what others are doing. Students are instructed to read all directions before completing the handout, but the final instructions reveal that only the first one should be followed.
Grades:
5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Accelerated Reader Login Cheat Sheet
Do your students need help logging in to Accelerated Reader?
Fill in the form fields on this document to personalize with students' names, user names, and passwords. Print on cardstock and laminate for extra durability. Store in student AR folders/binders or in a bin near student computers.
I keep the Renaissance Place website listed in my "Favorites" on the Internet. These cheat sheets give students a visual for the following steps once they are on the Renaissance Place website:
-Log in a
Grades:
K - 12th
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Narrowing Online Searches for Research
This guide helps students narrow their search terms for online research. It also helps them determine alternate key words to yield the most and best results possible. This is a library research skill that can be used for searching databases as well a the "free web." This skill can also be used in both long-term and short-term research projects used to mee Common Core standards.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.
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6th - 12th
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AP English Rhetorical Analysis Research Paper Assignment Sheet
This AP English Rhetorical Analysis Research Paper Assignment Sheet is part of the AP English Rhetorical Analysis Research Paper Unit. The assignment was designed to be used in an 11th grade AP English Language and Composition class, but it could be used in any English class in which students are studying literature, rhetoric, literary criticism and the research process. This assignment gives students the opportunity to develop and demonstrate their literary analysis, research and writing skil
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9th - 12th
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Beginning Research
This is a great graphic organizer for students who are just beginning to form research questions for a large reserach essay.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Book Fair Flyer
This flyer was created to promote the Scholastic Book Fair and Online Book Fair. I sent them home with students and posted this on my website. It received a lot of compliments and brought more attention to the library's website than before.
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PreK - 12th, Staff
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Banned Books Week Virtual Display
The Banned Books Week Virtual Display is an ongoing project and will be updated yearly to include the most recent banned books. Any changes to the display are automatic on the live version. The books highlighted are books that can be found in the ASMSA Library, so the list found in the display is not an exhaustive list of banned books. You may share this display with your students on your website and/or blog.Contents:Live linkEmbed codeLink to the sources used to create the display
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Grades:
10th - 12th
Book club opener questions for first meeting
This sheet is one page and has "opener" questions to get book clubs started at their first meeting. The sheet features discussion questions for fiction & nonfiction, proven to get conversations started.
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Non-Fiction Task Cards
Cards you can print out and cut for students to use when learning about research and non-fiction text. Students will use the table of contents of non-fiction books to determine which books to use. I created this to use in my library, but can be used in any classroom.
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2nd - 12th
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Author's Purpose 1 Day Lesson
This guided notes handout can be used to a one day lesson on author's purpose. It can be edited to be used with or without an accomanying video, with different books, or however you need it to fit your needs. I used this for my observation last year as a middle school librarian and the students definitely enjoyed and learned from the lesson.
Attached is the link to the video I used: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03ap0LdT4zk
If you have any questions, feel free to email me!
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Grades:
4th - 12th
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