

Creating A Source
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Social Studies
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7th - 10th Grade
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Lydia Fleming-Wehausen
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Creating A Source
Our Virtual class will 3 mins after our start time. PLEASE complete today's Bell Ringer question.

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Your assignment is to make a primary and secondary source.
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A primary source must be an "original" artifact from your life. It has to represent you.
Pick one item from the list
Explain HOW it is a primary source from your life.
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Open Ended
What primary source are you going to do?
Photograph, letter, diary, artwork, music, speech.....
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Create a Secondary Source. For this we will focus on "Commenting" on a topic or idea.
So think of something you enjoy talking, writing, or drawing. That is your topic
What will you create?
A review of a book, a drawing, write a paragraph commenting, create a meme?
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Open Ended
For your secondary source - what topic will you focus on?
A person, an event, a book, a show, it can be anything.
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Now that you have topic
What will you do?
Write a review?
How will you complete the assignment?
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Open Ended
For the secondary source - what will you do?
Comment on a meme, make a drawing, write a review of a book, write a review of a movie?
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How will I turn in this assignment?
Click the Add or create button on the assignment.
Then create or attach your source
EACH source must have a document explaining HOW your source is a primary or secondary source.
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EXAMPLE: Primary source
I chose photograph
I attach the photograph to the assignment
Then I create a google doc. In the google doc I explain the following....
This is a primary source. It is a photograph I took. It is an original document. Someone could learn from this primary source that I enjoy going kayaking.
I said what type of source it is. I explained how I knew it was that type of source.
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EXAMPLE: Secondary Source
I chose meme
I attach the image to the assignment
Then I create a google doc where I write my comments or critique of the meme
This a meme about being a teacher.I think this meme is funny because.....
THEN I create a google doc explaining how what I created was a secondary source
This is a secondary source because someone else create it. My google doc is a secondary source because it is commenting on the
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Creating A Source
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