Successful Citation
Reflection Questions
How much do your students already know about citing their sources for a project?
What expectations for citation (style and level) do you have for your students?
What tools will you use to support your students as they learn to cite?
Resources
Citation Guides
Research and Style Manual: Works Cited for Grades 1-6, by Kathy Schrock
Research and Style Guide [for Grades 7-12] (2016), by Kathy Schrock
Cite It Right Citations Poster (MLA style) by World Book Inc.
Citation Style QuickQuides, University of Alberta
Purdue OWL Research and Citation Resources, Purdue University College of Liberal Arts
“Should I Cite This?” Visual guide from Purdue OWL
Citation Tools
Seven Free Tools That Help Students Format Bibliographies, blog post by Richard Byrne, technology educator
How to Use the Google Docs Built-In Citation Tool (video), by Richard Byrne, technology educator
Add Citations to Your Document (Google Docs Built-In Citation Tool) (written), Google Support
Create a Bibliography, Citations, and References (MS Word Built-In Citation Tool), Microsoft Support
Introduction to Citations
Let’s Give Credit!: Grade 2 Complete Lesson Plan, from Common Sense Education.
Citation facts for kids, Kiddle Encyclopedia.
How to Create a Reference List (Intro to Citing Your Work) (video), LEARN Quebec.
Online Citation Generators
French Resources
Principes généraux de la citation, Office québécoise de la langue française
Guide de rédaction pour la citation des sources, Bibliothécaires scolaires de la CSDPS