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1 CITE YOUR SOURCES Book Source Magazine Article Encyclopedia Article
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2 Book Source Magazine Article Encyclopedia Article Internet Article
Include: author’s name, title, city of publisher, publisher, publication date White, E.B. Charlotte’s Web. New York: HarperCollins, 1952. Magazine Article Include: author’s name, article title, magazine name, publication date, page numbers Ferris, Timothy. “Worlds Apart, Seeking New Earths.” National Geographic December. 2009: 78–93. Encyclopedia Article Include: author if available, Article title, name of encyclopedia, date published, web site if on line “Magpie.” Encyclopedia Brittanica: Children’s Encyclopedia < Internet Article Include: author, title of article, date of electronic publication, name of organization connected with the Internet site, date when you used the source, electronic address of the source Hamalainen, Karina. “Wheelchair Wheelies: A Las Vegas teen sets a skate-park world record.” July1, Scholastic News Online. July 7, <

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