1. AIM: To understand the research brochure.
DO NOW:
Put journal entry in the basket.
On Monday you will need the following:
20-25 index cards
A highlighter

2. Research Brochure
The purpose of the Research Brochure is to be able to understand the process of research. We will visit the library for 2 or 3 class periods. You will take notes on note cards and 3 source cards for your Works Cited.
You will be researching a specific topic under the general topic of Unexplained Phenomena.

3. Requirements:
You MUST use Microsoft Word or Publisher. The template for Microsoft Word is on my website. You MAY NOT handwrite this brochure!

4. Aim: To learn how to set up Works Cited cards and Note Cards.
DO NOW:
Take out your research packet.

5. SAMPLE WORKS CITED CARD1
“Ghost Hunters’ Glossary." SciFi.com
22Feb.2009.<

6. Note Cards- When you take notes follow the format in filling out note cards.#
Topic (Which source card?)
Only take 3 or 4 notes per card.
This will make it very easy when outlining.
DO NOT pack the cards with notes.
pg. #

7. Sample Note Card
Format for Notecards
Here is a sample card:

8. Sample Note Card 1 Ghost Hunter’s Equipment pg. 1
Many ghost hunters use digital audio which is a small sound recorder.
Pick up EVPs (electronic voice phenomena) when using digital audio
Thermal-imaging digital camera -used to record images of long-wavelength infrared (IR) radiation, also called heat, which is invisible to people.
Images can be taken in total darkness, or through smoke or fog.
pg. 1

9. Mackenzie, John P. S. Birds in Peril
Mackenzie, John P.S. Birds in Peril. Boston:Houghton Mifflin Company, 1977.
Grosvenor, Donna. Pandas. Washington: National Geographic, 1973.
Snyder, Gregory. “Pandas.” World Book Encyclopedia
Greenwood, Grace. “A Morning Ride.”
University of Michigan.9 February March < DIVO&byte= >.