Reliable Sources

Social Studies

Today we will
explore the
concept of
sources and
how to test

their

reliability.

Match

Match the sources

Diary

Map

Graphs

Interview

Photograph

• Diary

• Map

• Graphs

• Interview

• Photograph

Multiple Choice

What does the word Valid mean?

• true

• false

• purpose

Multiple Choice

Who is the author of a book?

• the creator

• the mother

• the paper

Drag and Drop

The​

Placeholder

is the reason why something was created.​

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

purpose

valid

people

Match

Match the places where you can research places.

library

museums

internet

• library

• museums

• internet

Reorder

Reorder the steps to analyzing a source.

• Who is the author?

• When was it made?

• Why was the source created?

1

2

3

• 1
• 2
• 3

Multiple Choice

Which question helps decide if a source can be trusted?

• When was it made?

• Are there any copies?

• Is it written in cursive?

• How neat is the handwriting?

Multiple Choice

• Reliable

• Unreliable

Multiple Choice

• Reliable

• Unreliable

Multiple Choice

• Reliable

• Unreliable

Multiple Choice

• Reliable

• Unreliable

Multiple Choice

• Reliable

• Unreliable

Multiple Choice

• Reliable

• Unreliable

Match

Reliable Sources

library

museum

text book

phtotgraph

map

• library

• museum

• text book

• phtotgraph

• map

Multiple Choice

• Reliable

• Unreliable

Social Studies

Today we will
explore the
concept of
sources and
how to test

their

reliability.

Video Response

How do you know a source of information is reliable?

I know a source of information is reliable because____________________.

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