Define the assignment
Identify the information needs to complete the assignment
Consider what sources you could use satisfy your information needs (as established in task #1)
Determine which of the sources would be best
Locate sources
Find information within the sources
Engage the information in the source (read it, watch it, listen to it)
Extract the information you need for your information problem.
Organize information from multiple sources.
Create a product or a performance.
Judge the product or performance
Judge the information solving process
Check out the books in the MHS Library. Type in Ancient Egypt in the library catalog, or better yet, browse our Egypt Collection!
Here are a few titles to get you started.
Cause and Effect: Ancient Egypt by
Along a narrow strip of fertile land bordering the mighty Nile River, the ancient Egyptians fashioned a complex, successful civilization that endured for more than three millennia. Through thoughtful narrative supported by fully documented quotes this title begins with A Brief History of Ancient Egypt and then examines these questions: How Did the Nile River Make Egyptian Civilization Possible? How Did an Agrarian Society Build One of the World¿s Most Enduring Structures? How Did Religious Beliefs Shape Egyptian Views of Life and Death? How Did Cleopatra Contribute to Ancient Egypt's Final Fall?
Fun Things to Do with Dead Animals by
Life can be a challenge when your mother gives your friends dead mice in your birthday goody bags and offers to mummify your class pet bunny.
Written by CAC parent, Eden Bowditch, this book is appropriate for readers 10-15 but can be enjoyed by parents and children of more varied ages.
Egyptians by
Print book AND interactive ebook. Describes the differences in housing, family life, clothing, food, health, work, and death and burial for members of different social classes in ancient Mesopotamia.
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Databases like Britannica Encyclopedia will give you the citation. In this libguide, I have told you where to find the citation on a database, or given you the citation to copy if it is not easily available.
Make a list of all of your sources, and sort them alphabetically. Leave a double space between each citation and give it the title, "Bibliography."