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Listing your sources: Bibliography - (want some help?)
Books: Author(last
name first). Title. City: Publisher, copyright date. One
author Millard, Anne. Explorers from Columbus to Armstrong. New
York: Usborne Publishing, 1991. Two authors
Harris, Alan and Paul Weissman. The Great Voyager Adventure, Englewood
Cliffs, NJ: Messner, 1990. More than two authors
Markham, Roberta H. and others. Whole Earth Ecology. Chicago,
IL: Children's Press, 1981. Editor only Smith,
Carter, ed. Governing and Teaching: a Sourcebook on Colonial America. Brookfield,
CT: Millbrook, 1991. No author Visual
Dictionary of Animals. New York: Dorling Kindersley, 1991. Encyclopedia:
Author (last name first). "Article title."
Title of reference book. Year ed. "Exploration."
The World Book Encyclopedia. 1993 ed. Fisher,
Dean H. "Dolphin." World Book Encyclopedia. 1996 ed. Magazines:
Author(last name first). "Title of article."
Title of magazine (day month year) pages. Bay,
Marianne. "Something Fishy Going Up." At Sea 7 June 1992: 34-35.
Online Sources: Author(last
name first). "Title of article." Title of site. Access date.
URL address Smith, Joe. "Cougars." The
Amazing World of Animals. 4 February 2005. http://www.amazinganimals.com if
no author "Title of article." Title
of site. Access date. URL address "The
Planets." Astronomy for Kids. 25 January 2005. http://www.dustbunny.com/afk/planets/planets.htm Films,
slides, videotapes. Title.
Medium(film, videocassette, etc.). Production company, date. Time length. Flying
fish and flightless birds. Videocassette. Classroom Science Productions, 1993.
30 min. Interviews: Person you
interviewed(last name first). Type of interview. date. Short,
Abe. Personal interview. 15 Aug. 2002. Sites
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