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ILP#1 EME2040
THE END!
HW Assignment
Due: March 3rd, 2017
For show and tell next week, please bring in an example of on primary source and one secondary source. Be able to explain what they are!
Primary or Secondary?
3) Brandon the bear went to a museum with his family last weekend, where he got to see Abraham Lincoln's diary. Is Abraham Lincoln's diary a primary or secondary source?
Abraham Lincoln's diary is a primary source. He created this diary during his lifetime and he experienced the events that he wrote about.
Primary Or Secondary?
2) Jeff the giraffe has a social studies test tomorrow about Christopher Columbus, and he is studying with the social studies textbook his teacher gave him. Is Jeff using a primary or secondary source?
Jeff's textbook is a secondary source! It is a secondary source because his textbook was created by somebody that was not alive during the 1400s, which is when Christopher Columbus was alive.
Lets Review!
Look at the following sources and decide if they are primary or secondary sources:
1) Interview with Tom Brady after winning Superbowl 51
This is a primary source because it was made during Super Bowl 51. The person who conducted this interview was at Super Bowl 51.
Let's Talk About It!
Talk with your tables about the differences of primary and secondary sources so we can fill out our Venn diagram!
Primary Sources Secondary Sources
Activity
Watch this video, and write down 3 differences between primary and secondary sources
3rd Grade SS: Primary vs. Secondary Sources (CPALMS Standard SS.3.A.1.1)
Examples of Secondary Sources
- Encyclopedia
- Book that talks about history
- Textbook
What is a Secondary Source?
- A secondary source is a is a piece of work that was created later by someone who did not experience an event first-hand
Think About It...
Turn to your partner and come up with an example of a secondary source while listening to some thinking music!
Examples of Primary Sources
- Diaries
- Speeches
- Photographs from that event
- Interviews
By: Alex DeFalco
What is a Primary Source?
- A primary source is a piece of work that was created during the specific time period of an event
- The person that creates a primary source was personally involved in the event
- There are many different types of primary sources!
Think About It...
Turn to your partner and come up with an example of a primary source while listening to some thinking music!