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Tells steps to complete project

• Example:– Complete title page– Write thesis statement– Write purpose page– Do research– Complete outline– Write rough draft– Proofread/revise– Write final copy

Timeline

Steps to

Complete Project

PlanningResearch

ProofreadingRevisingEditing

Final Copy

RoughDraft

BibliographyBibliographyBibliographyBibliography

Purpose of Bibliography

• Gives authors credit for their work • Gives important information about the

resources used • Allows the reader to be able to locate

the resources to find additional information

• Tells the title, author, type of resource, copyright date, publication company, page numbers, & web address

Book with 1 author• Burgess, John E. Watching

Washington Grow into Manhood. New York: Franklin Thomas Publishing, 1948.

• Author (last name, first name, middle initial). Title of book. State where work was published: Name of publishing company, copyright date.

Magazine

• Gordon, Lawrence. “What’s the Truth about George Washington?” George. July, 1995:24-29.

• Author (Last name, first name). “Title of article.” Name of magazine. Date magazine was printed (month, year): page numbers.

Encyclopedia

• “Washington, George.” World Book Encyclopedia. 1964.

• “Topic researched.” Name of encyclopedia. Date of publication.

Website

• Anderson, John. “Cutting Down the Cherry Tree.” Retrieved November 12, 2008, from www.georgewashington.com.

• Author (last name, first name). “Title of article or webpage.” Retrieved (date website found), from (web address).