Take it EasyBib
What is EasyBib?
A website that creates citations to avoid plagiarism
Why would we take notes?
To remember important important information, either a detail or the main idea of something
Name any 1 way to find or look for books in the library
Destiny
Call Numbers
Shelf markers
Signs
What is bias?
Showing favor of or against one thing/side
Taking one side over the other unfairly
Leaving out important information
Opinion trying to influence one side over another
Give 2 examples of something/someone we looked at in music that was an example of copyright infringement/plagiarism
Bruno Mars
Miley Cyrus
Marvin Gaye
Led Zeppelin
Robin Thicke
Queen/Vanilla Ice
Coldplay
Joe Satriani
Cat Stevens
When taking notes, what does SUMMARIZING mean?
Giving the main idea/summary of the information/topic/paragraph
A shorter version of something that keeps the important information and the main idea
What pieces of information can you find about a book when you search in Destiny?
Title
Author
Location/section
Call Number
Checked in/checked out
Name 4 of the main parts of the Primary Library (different types of books)
Primary Nonfiction
Fiction Series
Picture Book Fiction
Fiction Chapter
Primary Comics/Graphic Novels
Name 3 pieces of information you would need to create a proper citation of a website in EasyBib
URL/website address
Article title
Website title
Author
Date published
Publisher
Publication date/year
When taking notes, what are BULLET POINTS?
Specific details or smaller pieces of information
Name any FOUR (4) events/parts of Book Week.
Guest readers, guest illustrator Jeremy Ley, Book Character Parade, Book Swap, Library Quote Contest, Library Shelf Marker Art Contest, Extreme Readers contest, PeriPlus Book Fair, Mr. Mike read aloud videos, Spelling Bee, Book Tasting
Name one topic/example of bias that we saw in videos/articles
Climate change/summit
Fracking/oil and gas
Southampton soccer
Feeding pigeon
Endangered animals
India heatwave
Hudson River cleanup
School choice
Catholic/Latin/church mass
*Create an EasyBib citation for this article:
https://thehoneycombers.com/bali/best-international-schools-in-bali/
You have 60 seconds
https://www.easybib.com/mla/website/search-form
Foreman, Rebecca. “13 Best International Schools in Bali with World-Class Education.” Honeycombers, Honeycombers, 3 Apr. 2025, thehoneycombers.com/bali/best-international-schools-in-bali/.
*Identify 3 bullet points/details in this paragraph. You have 2 minutes.
"A mountain is a landform that stands much higher than the surrounding terrain. In most parts of the world, a mountain must rise about 600 meters above its surroundings to include two climate zones. Mountains occur in the ocean as well as on land. The underwater Mid-Atlantic Ridge stretches more than 16,000 kilometers. The world's highest mountain, Mount Everest, on the border of Tibet and Nepal, rises 8,849 meters above sea level. Olympus Mons, an ancient volcano on the planet Mars, is the tallest known mountain in the solar system, rising about 25 kilometers.
- a mountain must rise about 600 meters above its surroundings
- a mountain must include two climate zones
- Mid-Atlantic Ridge stretches more than 16,000 kilometers
- Mount Everest is the highest mountain on Earth
- Mount Everest is 8,849 meters above sea level
- Mount Everest is on the border of Tibet and Nepal
- Olympus Mons is a volcano on Mars
- Olympus Mons is about 25 kilometers high
*Bring back one book from:
Primary Fiction
Primary Nonfiction
Fiction Series (any)
Picture Book Fiction
Comics/Graphic Novels
You have 50 seconds.
Mr. Marshall will judge the correct answers
*Create an ORIGINAL example or situation of bias. You have 30 seconds.
Mr. Marshall will judge if correct.