Primary and Secondary sources 6th grade

What is a primary source?

• A witness

• My mom's-cousin's-brother's-goldfish's-neighbors-cat

• The president

• Bobby Buchet

What is an opinion?

• A fact

• Glasses

• An expression of belief

• An onion

What's a fact?

• What Bob thinks

• A true statement

• A witness

• Pesto

Jimmy and John got in a car accident. What would they be?

• Primary source

• Secondary source

• Dead

What is a bias?

• Something Louisiana

• A position of which something is seen

• A prejudice that a writer might have

• A rare kind of squirrel

Why is it important to view from different perspectives?

• So you can tell both sides of the story

• So you can tell what to get them for their birthday

• So you can tell what they want when you go out to eat

• It's not important.

You have two books. One is written in papyrus and by an ancient egyptian townsfolk. The other is written in paper and was written recently in a newspaper article. Which is a primary source?

• The one written by the egyptian person

• They one written in the newspaper

• Gerald's notebook

• The one written by Jaymond

What makes a source accurate?

• If my grandma tells me it's accurate

• If they are a primary source

• By asking Joey

• By asking Gerald

True or False: Nathan was a primary source when Mr. G got in an accident.

• True

• False

True or False: Mattie was a primary source when her brothers were born

• True

• False