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Introducing a Source (SAAVI)

Introducing a Source (SAAVI)

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English

8th - 12th Grade

Medium

CCSS
RI.3.5, RI.8.1, RL.2.6

+16

Standards-aligned

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Sierra Zounes

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6 Slides • 6 Questions

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Introducing a Source (SAAVI)

What do you remember??? Probably lots. Maybe. Sorta. Might wanna use your notes.

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Multiple Choice

What is one reason we introduce a source?

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To add clarity to your message

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To bring credibility to your writing

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To demonstrate an idea

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To Bring Credibility To Your Writing

Trying to argue something and need evidence from another source? The reader wants to know if your sources are credible/experts.

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Multiple Choice

What is an example of EFFECTIVE author's credentials?

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"a writer with 2 siblings"

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"a director born in 1902 and lived in Chicago for 2 months until he was 3 and then moved to California"

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"a 1960s civil rights activist"

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"I, Too, Sing America"

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A 1960's civil rights activist

Only include core, vital information! You're not taking Wikipedia's job.

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Multiple Choice

What is an example of a strong potential verb?

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elaborates

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says

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states

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Elaborates

It's time to get more specific. "States" and "Says" can mean anything.

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Multiple Choice

Which punctuation is correct?

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He explained, "I know what happened."

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He explained "I know what happened"

3

He explained "I know what happened."

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He explained, "I know what happened".

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He explained, "I know what happened."

Comma before quote, period punctuations inside quotes. The quotes are bear claws attacking the period; run!

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Multiple Choice

Which is a correct source introduction?

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In the book, John Smith states, "To err is human."

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In the novel "The Life and Lies of Albus Dumbledore," Rita Skeeter scours for drama.

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In the poem "Oranges," Gary Soto, a writer from 1952 who grew up in Fresno as part of the working class and later had a typical childhood, paints the image of young love.

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In the speech "I Had a Dream," Martin Luther King, a 1960s civil rights activist, expresses his passion for equal rights among all races.

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In the speech "I Had a Dream," Martin Luther King, a 1960s civil rights activist, expresses his passion for equal rights among all races.

See all the parts? C'est parfait! (French)

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Open Ended

Write a source introduction (SAAVI) answering this question: What was the message in "The Great Rat Hunt?" Reminder: author is Lauren Yep (American writer for children's stories).

Introducing a Source (SAAVI)

What do you remember??? Probably lots. Maybe. Sorta. Might wanna use your notes.

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