Title [description -- APA Style uses square brackets to describe works other than typical scholarly sources]. (n.d.). Source.
This format is adapted from the "Webpage with no known author" and "Webpage with no date" examples in the APA Citation Style QuickGuide.
Reference example:
Art 20, social studies 20, treaty perspectives [Sample lesson plan]. (n.d.). Learn Alberta. Retrieved December 7, 2020, from http://www.learnalberta.ca/content/fnmilp/highschool.html
In-text citation, parenthetical: (Art 20, social studies 20, treaty perspectives, n.d.)
In-text citation, narrative: Art 20, social studies 20, treaty perspectives (n.d.)
To cite a book with an illustrator, list the illustrator in parentheses following the book's title.
Reference example:
Robertson, D. A. (2021). On the trapline (J. Flett, Illus.). Tundra Books.
In-text citation, parenthetical: (Robertson, 2021)
In-text citation, narrative: Robertson (2021)
See APA Style's Children’s Book or Other Illustrated Book References for examples on citing a book with the author as illustrator, and the anniversary edition of a book.
The "author" of resources such as reports or websites can be an organization or governing body (such as a government department). In these cases, the organization is the author and should be listed as such in your reference list entry and in-text citations.
An online retrieval date is only required for an unarchived source that is likely to change, such as a Twitter profile or Facebook page, or a webpage with no date.
(See section 9.16 of the APA Publication Manual, 7th ed.)
Kits
Reading rods fluency & comprehension kit (Level 1) [Kit]. (n.d.). Vernon Hills, IL: Learning Resources.
Manipulatives
Inflatable geometric shapes [Manipulatives]. (n.d.). Vernon Hills, IL: Learning Resources.
Toys
Wolf in sheep's clothing stage puppet [Toy]. (2010). Emeryville, CA: Folkmanis, Inc.