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MLA In-Text Citations Instructions, Examples, & Practice - Free Resource
Creating MLA in-text citations for research essays and projects is often a challenging task for high school students. Use this free In-Text Citation instruction, examples, and practice activity to show your students the fundamental process and have them practice to become confident with the skill. No prep.First, there is a sample Work Cited page with different types of bibliographic citations. Following is a practice activity that requires kids to circle the first word of the citation then proce
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9th - 12th
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Poster FREEBIE: MLA Citations for the 8th edition
This poster provides the Core Elements in order (with punctation and tips) following the newest MLA Style guide.
This would be a great addition to my Writer's Resources board for students to refer to any time. Find all the products in that package (including these) for sale as part of the Writer's Resources Bundle!
Other smaller poster sets and writer's resources available:
6 graphic organizers for essay outlines (find all 6 in a convenient bundle here)!
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7th - 12th
Also included in: Using sources BUNDLE - Evaluating sources and MLA format
FREE MLA Citation Worksheets and Practice
MLA Citation practice made easier with:MLA Citation, MLA Formatting,Plagiarism, and Paraphrasing!This is a TWO Activity Sample Sample of the MLA Citation, MLA Formatting,Plagiarism, and Paraphrasing! UnitMLA writing style is still the preferred way to format students writing of essays and research papers in both high school and college.Whether your kids need to learn MLA for a research paper or essay, this MLA Citation Worksheet activity pack will help them get the knowledge they need.In the Com
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7th - 12th
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Research Skills Bundle (MLA) paraphrase, embed & cite quotes, works cited
Research skills bundle: paraphrasing, selecting, embedding, and citing quotes, creating works cited pages. Do your students need to review and practice research skills? This bundle of research resources provides you with five resources that will get your students engaged and learning. Be sure to check the preview for more detail.The Research Skills Bundle includes:lessons & activities for teaching students to paraphrase properly and avoid unintentional plagiarismlessons & activities for
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9th - 12th
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MLA Citation Works Cited Research Writing Resource 9th Edition - Cheat Sheets
Help your students create an error-free Works Cited page that follows the latest, 9th Edition MLA format. You can focus on teaching research and critical thinking skills -- instead of the MLA format!This resource includes:foldable guide to the 9th editionone-page guide to the 9th edition (same info as the foldable version)flowchart taking students through the process of creating an entryexample page with four different entries Here's how this resource will help you teach research writing:one pa
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Ultimate Research Paper Bundle: In-text Citations, MLA Format, Work Cited & MORE
Amazing bundle to help kick start your research writing unit – clear, easy-to-read directions and adaptable documents to best suit your needs for an MLA format paper.
Included in this bundle:
- Initial directions and rules for students at the start of your Research Unit
- How to find good websites online (with a comparison example)
- How to make note cards to gather information
- MLA format guide for the header page
- MLA format Power Point (includes header page, Works Cited, and In-text
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
MLA Citation Guide - for citations, bibliography, works cited, signal phrases
This 2-page quick MLA Citation guide is perfect for students to glue or keep in their journals or writer's notebooks for notes in referencing how to properly format quotation marks in sentences with citations.WHAT'S INCLUDED:1. Signal Phrases Handout:- includes a variety of verbs to use instead of said- four sections on how to properly format signal phrases into your sentences to introduce citations.2. Citing Text Evidence in MLA Style Handout:- notes on how to format direct quotes- notes on h
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
MLA Format and Citation Practice Activity
This Google Slides Workshop for MLA Format 8th Edition teaches students to format their papers, cite sources, use in-text citations, and avoid plagiarism. Best of all, they can keep it on hand for quick reference by saving it to their drive, and never lose it! This workshop allows students to practice these skills and has easy templates, so students can plug in their information and put their citations together. Great for distance learning, in-class learning, hybrid model, and social distancing.
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8th - 11th
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MLA Citation Stations
This activity challenges students to use the MLA citation "formulas" to cite a book, magazine, encyclopedia, newspaper, and website that they can find around your classroom. The "formulas" are on the page, but students must use their high level thinking skills to cite the resource correctly! This is great practice before students do the real thing in a research paper. This was originally used in middle grades English language arts. It is a Word Document, so feel free to edit it!
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5th - 8th
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MLA Works Cited Mini Puzzles, Free Activity for Stations, Centers, Groups
This classroom-tested, interactive, hands-on, game-like activity is excellent for reinforcing MLA external works cited entries for the 8th edition. It is a skills-building practice activity to get students ready to cite their own sources in MLA format.
Following a unit on MLA, just to brush up skills, or as a simple time-filler, these MLA mini puzzles will get your students’ brains and hands active in a meaningful way. These would be perfect in learning stations, centers, and more. Students c
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Research Writing Unit, Curriculum BUNDLE+
MLA Citations Lesson and Practice
This lesson presents how to format an MLA essay and how to cite different types of sources both in-text and on works cited pages. There is also a simple worksheet to give students practice on how to cite sources in MLA. They start by practicing finding the pieces that go into a citation, knowing how to do an in-text citation, and then making a works cited page entry for each source. There is a topic given as an example, but feel free to change it to suit your needs.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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MyBib Intro Guide for MLA and APA
If you miss the way EasyBib used to be, this will be your new favorite resource for assisting students with formatting their MLA works cited or APA references. MyBib is a free citation generator modeled after original features of EasyBib. The introductory guide will lead your students through logging in and remembering username and password, starting a citation list, generating a Works Cited or References page, and basic in-text citation help for MLA and APA. Purchase entitles you to print han
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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MLA Formatting: Eliminating In-Text Citations Errors: 8th edition Update
This the same file as the free download, "MLA Formatting: Eliminating In-Text Citations Errors" updated to the MLA's 8th edition.
In the new book, MLA leaves a lot to the writer's discretion when it comes to the works cited page. Beginners don't need options. They need to learn the basic patterns. That is where this progression will come in handy.
I'm charging 2 dollars because it took me forever to make the changes.
This will help you get used to the new format too. I highly recommend y
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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MLA Formatting: Eliminating In-Text Citations Errors
Specifically targets all the mistakes students make when they cite text from the internet.
Do this progression with your students before they start including MLA in text citations in their essay.
They will still make the mistakes, but rather than explain the same instructions a thousand times, you simply refer them back to this progression.
I love targeted systematic training. Rather than limit the teacher, it frees him or her up. The goal of this type of progression is to make learning and
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Citations-Properly Quoting Lines from Literature-MLA
Citations and quoting text are an important part of the Common Core Curriculum.Here is a free reference sheet for students to place in their binders which shows the students how to properly format a citation or quote a line from literature or a text.☆How would you like 5 English Language Arts & Classroom Resources for ABSOLUTELY FREE???☆⭐⭐Grab these ABSOLUTELY FREE PRODUCTS RIGHT HERE: FREE PRODUCTS ⭐⭐***Please enjoy! I would greatly appreciate it if you rate this product after you download*
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6th - 12th
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Citation Scenarios for MLA Edition 9 Practice
This document was inspired by "The Townie Teacher" who created a very similar product focusing on more broad, research-process focused scenarios (check out her LinkTree and Instagram--she is amazing and has her products posted in a free, public Google Drive!). After using her product in my classroom, I found I needed to continue the process, but with actually integrating information into writing and practicing in-text citations. Therefore, I created this document that I posted on my Google Class
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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To Kill a Mockingbird Novel Study Resource - Free Response Chapter Questions
This resource includes a guide to the RACE format with an example answer. It also includes free response questions for every chapter (1-31) of To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee. Students are expected to restate the question, answer the prompt directly, cite textual evidence in the form of a direct quote with a proper MLA citation, and explain how their evidence proves their claim. Questions allow students to gain experience with argumentative and informational writing skills.
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Not Grade Specific
{FREE!} Citing Your Sources Reference Page / Coloring Page
This *FREE* resource will help you introduce your students to the topic of citing sources!It's a simple and quick reference guide to show students basic information about book citations in MLA format and APA format. With a fun, stylized design, it would be a great page for students to color and leave in their binders all year for reference. Enjoy sharing this free resource with students in your ELA class or school library!___________________________________________________Thanks a million for vi
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4th - 7th
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SOLD (Patricia McCormick) Free-Verse Poem (based on a trafficking survivor)
NOTE: I do this poem after reading Patricia McCormick's Sold; however, you can use it with plenty of other content, as well!This assignment requires students to independently research a survivor of either sex or labor trafficking. After finding a survivor from a reputable source, they are tasked with summarizing their article, citing it in MLA format, and then using the information from their article to create a FREE-VERSE poem to represent the story of their survivor. I love this assignment, an
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: SOLD: Novel Activity Bundle
MLA 8 CITATION ASSIGNMENT
This assignment has screenshots of online, book and twitter sources. The students need to identify the source used and write the citation using the information from the screenshots. This assignment uses MLA 8 format. Underneath my free section is an abridged handout from the Purdue Owl Writing Lab that I use with my students.
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9th - 12th
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Poetry Analysis Research Paper: MLA Citations Handout
Please be sure to check and edit this yearly based on the MLA Handbook. This covers the major types of resources available online and in the library of our school, but feel free to add to it, especially if you have citation generator websites that you approve of.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Poetry Analysis Research Paper Unit (AP Lit.)
MLA Citations
I used this worksheet with my 7th graders during a lesson on how to write MLA citations. We went over how to create a proper citation and looked at a few examples. The students then had to correct an improper citation. After they were done with that, I brought in books from the school's media center. Students had to choose two books, find the information, and write the proper citation.Don't forget! If you leave a review on this product, Teachers Pay Teachers will give you credits that you c
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6th - 9th
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FREEBIE: Research Project Notecards - Print and Digital
** Perfect for Research Projects**These notecards are the perfect companion to your student research project, and give the option for students to organize their research in a more visual and tangible way.Rearranging notecards can help students visualize their essay and create a logical flow for the information they’ve found.This resource is great for early middle school enrichment, late middle school assessment, and high school review and remediation.**Check out my MLA Citation Practice, Review,
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6th - 9th
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Free Essay Rubric for Middle and High School ELA, English, and Writing
Free rubric to use for any formal essay writing. 100% editable in Google Docs to allow you to adjust for your middle and high school studnets. Covers various elements of an essay to include:title with colonintroductionhookthesisclaimsbody paragraphsconclusionspelling, grammar, punctuationdictionMLA formatcitations and more!
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9th - 12th
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