Students, if you are confused about how to write out those article citations in the body or reference list of your research papers, you may find the Son of Citation Machine at the http://citationmachine.net/ web site very helpful. It is very simple! Just copy and paste the resulting formatted citation onto your document, because they will not be stored for you on the Citation Machine web site. This will save you time and it will help you to learn what information is necessary for a proper citation in text or in the reference section of your paper. And it is fun to use because you will be successful.
Warlick, David F. (2006). Son of Citation Machine. Retrieved July 20, 2008, from Son of Citation Machine Web site: http://citationmachine.net/
Ready Reference Handbook
Who is in band or chorus? Have you ever tried to find songs written or sung about "school"? You may enjoy looking at this book if you have difficulty thinking of the title of a song that you want to add to your iPod. Want to know who the artist is of the oldie but goody song your brother likes? The Green Book lists over 35,000 songs! The main body of the book categorizes songs alphabetically by subject. Guide words are at the top of the pages like a dictionary or phone book for easier browsing. Use the main category at the beginning of each subject and the songs are listed under subheadings in alphabetical order. Go ahead and use this book to help plan the music for your next school dance or home party. If you want a particular theme to follow, this book will help you to accomplish your goal!
Green, J. (2002). The green book of songs by subject: the thematic guide to popular music (5th ed.). Nashville: Professional Desk References.
Ready Reference Yearbook
Have you ever forgotten where you have put something that you need at this moment? Have you wondered how teeth whiteners work? Could a ground squirrel survive a confrontation with a rattlesnake? Do you or does anyone you know have asthma? How would you like to study snowflakes? How do scientists study those microscopic ice crystals without them melting first? The 2006 Science World Book has these and many additional interesting science topics to read and learn about. The volume contains special reports and science news updates and makes for very interesting and factual reading.
2006 Science year: the World Book annual science supplement: a review of science and technology during the 2005 school year. (2005). Chicago: World Book.
Bibliography
Students, when you get ready to research Kansas history for your Kansas history project, the Kansas State Historical Society is the place to go, online that is. If you need information on Immigration to Kansas, County Histories, Politics, Agriculture, Settlements and Organizations Promoting Settlements in Kansas, access the above URL to locate reliable sources for information on these topics and several others not mentioned here. You may even discover something you want to check into or study at a later time. Students, since you live in Topeka, you may easily travel to the KS Historical Society to view and study authentic resources in person from the Kansas State Archives and Library.
Bibliographies - Kansas State Historical Society. (2008). Bibliographies. Retrieved July 29, 2008, from http://www.kshs.org/research/collections/documents/bibliographies/index.htm
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