page contents

 

Page 1 - Primary vs. Secondary Sources

 

 

 

Page 2 - the ICEE Strategy for Primary Source Documents versue the SARR Strategy for Secondary Source Documents

 

 

 

 

Page 3 - Doodle Notes about the ICEE Strategy

 

 

 

Page 4 - Doodle Notes about the SARR Strategy for Secondary Source Documents

 

 

 

Page 5  - Examples of PRIMARY and SECONDARY sources of intormation using the following examples...

 

Book about Adele Chapter about the American Revolution

Congressman's email

 

D-Day photo
History textbook Martin Luther King Jr.'s "Birmingham" letter J.K. Rowling quote

Kanye West autobiography

 

Non-fiction "Thermopylae" book

 

President Reagan's "Berlin Wall" speech Presidential biographies Soldier's letter from Vietnam War

Steve Jobs' biography

 

Taylor Swift's memoir Taylor Swift's "Travis Kelce jersey" Video of Challenger explosion
Your grandma's diary Your "All About Me!" display "Saving Private Ryan" movie

Wikipedia article about the 2016 election

 

 

 

 

Page 6 - Coloring page featuring examples of PRIMARY and SECONDARY Sources of information...to be colored RED or BLUE.

 

 

 

Page 7 - Coloring page featuring the steps of the I.C.E.E. Strategy and the S.A.R.R. Strategy

 

  • "Identify" steps of I.C.E.E. Strategy should be colored RED.
  • "Explore" and "Evaluate" steps of I.C.E.E. Strategy should be colored BROWN.

 

 

  • "Scan" steps of S.A.R.R. Strategy should be colored BLUE.
  • "Actively Read" steps of S.A.R.R. Strategy should be colored GRAY.
  • "Review" steps of S.A.R.R. Strategy should be colored YELLOW.

 

 

Page 8 - Annotations to be used with Primary Source Documents during the "Evaluate" step of the  I.C.E.E. Strategy this year.

 

 

Page 9 - Doodle Notes about reading timelines in Social Studies.

 

 

Page 10 - Timeline Math Reference Notes

 

 

Page 11 - How to Rock Your Test Doodle Notes