Hillstock - Hate U Give: Home

• Finding Your Voice
• Power of Language
• Stereotypes as Weapons
• Community and Loyalty
• Poverty and Crime
• Injustice and Social Action

1. Pick a topic

2. Make an argument or assertion

3. Write a 1 paragraph summary on why you chose the topic 

4. Collect a minimum of 5 sources:

• Sources can be: .org, .gov, .edu, from the databases. 
• Evaluate using the CRAAP test to see if the source is a valuable source. 

5. Create a Works Cited page for all 5 sources. 

6. Read source and take notes. Have 3 pieces of information on each source. 

7. Create an annotated bibliography for each source. 

An Annotated Bibliography contains citations with a brief summary and analysis following each citation.  The purpose of the annotated bibliography is to show important sources about a topic and information about each source.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

An Annotated Bibliography can be easily created in Noodletools.  During 9th grade year, every student sets up a Noodletools account through the library.

Annotated Bib Prep by REBECCA MUNSON