1. MLA Citations (Alphabetize your citations using the first word in the citation – usually the author’s last name or the title if there is no author.
Website Citation: Author Last Name, First Name and Middle Initial. “Title.” Website Name. Website Sponsor. Date Website Updated. Web. Date You Look at Website.
Nash, Dana G. “Texas Bluebonnets.” Handbook of Texas Online. Texas
State Historical Association. March 20, Web. January 22, 2016.
Textbook Citation – Do a separate citation for each chapter. Keep everything the same and just change the chapter title and page numbers.
De la Teja, Jesus F. Dr. “Title of Chapter.”  Texas History. Orlando:  Houghton
Mifflin Harcourt, Page or page range. Print.
Author Name
Title of Article
Website Name
Website Sponsor
Date Website Updated or Posted
Date you looked at website
Type the word Web here.
You fill in chapter 13 or 17 titles here
You fill in page #s you used from each chapter.

2. Works Cited De la Teja, Jesus F. Dr. “Title of Chapter.” Texas History. Orlando: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Page or page range. Print. Nash, Dana G. “Texas Bluebonnets.” Handbook of Texas Online. Texas State Historical Association. March 20, Web. January 22, 2016.
Double Space
Hanging Indent

3. Student Name Date
Title of Essay Indent the first line of your essay. Be sure to type your essay using a 12 point size font. Also make sure that you double space your essay. Make sure that you include at least ten facts in your essay. If you start a new paragraph, be sure to indent the first line. Proofread your essay after you finish typing it. Make sure to double check your spelling, grammar, capitalization, and punctuation.