IMS Library Webpage http://www.northallegheny.org/schools/Ims/Default.htm kids use to make their citations.
It is now called Works Cited and not Bibliography. When kids list each of the resources, they should be in ABC order and each one needs to have a hanging indent on each citation that runs over 1 line long. They should never number their citations. See example below:
Macaulay, David. Pyramid. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1975.
Nolan, John S. "Pyramids(Egypt)." Microsoft Encarta Online Encyclopedia. 2007. 14
Nov. 2007 <http://encarta.msn.com>.
Rigby, Mark T.. "Egyptian Pyramids." Rigby. 2006. 14 Nov 2007
<http://hompage.powerup.com.au>.
Thomas, Susanna. The Pyramid Builder. New York: The Rosen Publishing Group, 2003.
Willard, Paula. "Explore the Pyramids." National Geographic. 2007. National Geographic
Society. 14 Nov 2007 <http://www.nationalgeographic.com>.
Winston, Allen. "The Egyptian Pyramids." Tour Egypt. 2007. Inter City Oz, Inc.. 14 Nov
2007 <httpwww.touregypt.net>.
Creating
the Works Cited (Bibliography)
(Giving credit where credit is due!)
13. Be sure to make a hanging indent on the second and third lines of the entry. You can do this by highlighting all of your entries. Choose Format and scroll down to Paragraph. Under the Indents and Spacing Tab, go down to the word Indentation. Under the box Special, drop down to Hanging.
17. Type your name, your teachers name, the period, and the date at the bottom of the page on the right hand corner.
A few tips for choosing
Source types:
Grolier and World Book Electronic- Encyclopedia
Gale Group Electronic-Reference Work
Facts.com Electronic Reference Work
Online magazine/newspaper article
Electronic- Periodical magazine or newspaper
Website Electronic Website Document or Entry Site
Wilson Web Electronic Reference Work