Check APA 7th ed. References / Bibliography

Tarea de práctica/Practice Worksheet

Completa dos bibliografías [una de recurso impreso y otra de recurso digital], luego envíalo a Mrs. Amelia por email: caracevedo@aguadilla.inter.edu

Complete two bibliographies [one for a printed resource and one for a digital resource], then send it to Mrs. Amelia by email: caracevedo@aguadilla.inter.edu

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Biografía

bio = vida        grafía= escrito

Definición de biografía-

1. f. Historia de la vida de una persona.

2. f. Narración escrita de la biografía de una persona. (RAE.es)

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Hacer una biografía es escribir sobre la vida de una persona y debe contener unos datos relevantes de esta persona como:

 1. Nombre completo y seudónimo

 2. Fecha de nacimiento

 3. Fecha de muerte

 4. Lugar de nacimiento

 5. Educación

 6. Contribuciones al mundo

 7. Reconocimientos obtenidos

 8. Datos interesantes

 Bibliografía o referencia de la fuente de información.

Science Fair Bibliography Aim

Resource:

https://www.redlandsusd.net/Page/13308

Bibliography Power Point Presentation in pdf

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Check APA References is a practice worksheet.

After completed it delivery to Mrs. Amelia to correct them.

7th – 10th grade Easy Check List for MLA (bilingual)

MLA 8th edition format establish a rules to write a essay using the same recommendations to each document, I adapted a guide to 7th – 10th grade EAVIA’s students.

Use the citations to avoid plagiarism and present the Works Cited. Practice with the worksheet above.

Ask your librarian for help using the the comments space or the e-mail: caracevedo@aguadilla.inter.edu of Jupiter Ed account.

Follow the instructions and success in your task.

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Parts of a book

7th-12th grade workshop

Parts of a book:

  • Cover – shows the title and the author of a book.
  • Back Cover– the back of a book
  • Spine– side of a book
  • Title Page – shows the title, author and publisher of a book.
  • Publication information– Title page back and contents the publisher information.
  • Text pages – the most important part of a book – the story.
  •  Preface-introduction of the author and presents the reason why the book was written.
  •  Table of Contents- arranges the contents in order. (Perhaps showing the chapter titles and pages to locate the information.)
  •  Glossary-a small dictionary of a book. This is commonly seen at the back end of the book. This is a list of words used by the author, usually hard words and in glossary they put the meaning of the words.
  • Index- gives the page number of a certain word/phrase. This can also be found at the end of the book.
  • Bibliography- This is a list of the books of a specific author or publisher, or on a specific subject that was used to write the book.
  • Colophon- Publishing history and date.

 Adapted by Mrs. CA Acevedo from: Different parts of the book and their meaning. https://bestbooksandauthors.wordpress.com/2013/08/08/different-parts-of-the-books-and-their-meaning-best-selling-books/

Librocult

A curious meaning:

THERE’S A WORD FOR THIS?! The etymology of the word is hard to pin down, but most claim it to be a made up of its Latin parts: Liber, meaning book, and cubiculum, meaning bedroom. It was first used, it is thought, in 1921 by Christopher Morley in his book, Haunted Bookshop. It also appears to have been an answer to a question in the 1981 genius edition of Trivial Pursuit.  (Tara Curley,2014)