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Math Math Games
Math Mayhem – test
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Science Smithsonian Museum's Geography from Space quiz NASA's site for the Phoenix, currently exploring Mars Just for Kids:University of Arizona's Phoenix related activities Planet 10: Explore an animated solar system or build a world |
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Studies Links for 8th grade text chapters Geospy Game – National
Geographic Geography Game On-Line
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cetera 4tests:collection
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Planet – Interactive games Get Net Wise – Internet Safety Stay Safe Online – hosted
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Revolutionary War Loyalty or Liberty-Web Adventure
Below is the correct format in which to type your bibliography, or list of works cited. You must have eight to ten sources, including one example of each of the types listed. Your final project must list them in alphabetical order, single spaced, double spaced between entries. The bibliography always uses hanging indents--the first line is at the margin edge and all other lines are indented half an inch. To do this, highlight the entry (obviously only if it has more than one line), find the hanging indent tab at the top, and drag it half an inch.
Works Cited; Phyllis Goldenberg, Writing a Research Paper: A Step by Step Approach. New York: William H. Sadlier, 2005). Book with one author: Finkelstein, Norman. Thirteen Days, Ninety Miles: The Cuban Missile Crisis. New York: Julian Missner, 1994. Book by two authors: Craig, Gordon and George, Alexander. Force and Statecraft. New York: Oxford University Press, 1990. Book by single editor Devine, Robert, ed., The Cuban Missile Crisis. Chicago: Quadrangle Books, 1971. Newspaper or magazine article (unsigned) "The Lessons Learned,". Newsweek 12 November 1962: 21. Newspaper or magazine article (signed) Reston, James. "Khruschev's Misjudgement on Cuba". New York Times 24 Oct. 1962, sec. 1: 38. Encyclopedia article (unsigned) "Munich Pact", The Columbia Encyclopedia, 2001 ed.
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