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Primary and Secondary Sources

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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Primary and Secondary Sources

An Introduction
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Today's Objective:
Learn to identify and differentiate between primary and secondary sources.

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Warm Up

  • Go to danwees.weebly.com
  • Under "Tuesday", click "Bell Work"
  • Complete the Google form
  • Refer to the object on display
  • 8-10 minutes, when finished: results/notebooks
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NOTES!

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Primary Sources

  • Records of events as they are first described
  • Author experienced events first-hand
  • Had nobody else's interpretation or analysis
  • Serve as an ORIGINAL source of information
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Primary Sources can be...

  • Letters, photographs, maps
  • Printed Material: newspapers, video/sound recordings
  • Physical Objects: clothing, furniture, tools, etc.
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Examples of Primary Sources

  • Art: Original Artwork
  • History: Original Letter
  • Theater: Videotape of performance
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Secondary Sources

  • Offer an analysis/explanation of p. sources
  • Use primary sources to support opinions/ideas
  • Not first-hand accounts of an event/time period
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Secondary Sources Are...

  • Dictionaries, Encyclopedias
  • Textbooks, Books, Articles
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Examples of Secondary Sources

  • Art: Magazine article describing the piece of art
  • History: Biography about a person's life
  • Theater: Critic's view of the performance
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Activity!

  • Source Scenario Game
  • Use sticky notes to identify sources
  • Put notes on chart on board
  • Participation is graded!!!
  • WRITING responses - not saying them
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I found a letter written to one of my friends in the hallway after school. I know it's private, but I want to read it! What is the letter?

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At school we use textbooks to learn about the history of the United States. When we use the textbooks, what are we using?

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I like to read "Muscle & Fitness" Magazine. I really like articles written about Dwayne Johnson. When I read these stories, what am I reading?

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When I was hiking in the Badlands I found a really old Chanupa. I did research and found it was made by the Lakota people. What is the Chanupa?

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Brandon's mom has CD's of his grandparents telling stories about times when he was a kid. His family loves listening to these at family gatherings. What are they listening to?

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I am writing an essay on Metacon, aka Prince Philip, for my US history class. I used information from an encyclopedia. What am I using?

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Exit Ticket

  • Define Primary Source
  • Define Secondary Source
  • Give 1 example for each
  • Example should be something YOU have used
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