Making our newspaper
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The class will create a newspaper with articles written by students. Students must decide the number of pages, suggest a name, and choose topics to research and write articles about such as sports, entertainment, local events, and weather. They will research, write, edit and type their stories to compile into a class newspaper.
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- 2. We are going to create a class newspaper! YOU are going to write the articles!
- 3. Decide what the newspaper will be like Answer the following questions and start writing your articles!
- 4. How many pages should our newspaper have?
- 5. Sports Entertainment Local Events World Events Good News Politics Weather Opinion Advertisements Puzzles/Comics
- 6. We all have to agree on the name of the newspaper Any suggestions?
- 8. Research your story Write your story Edit your story Type your story on the computer Put the stories together to make a newspaper
- 9. Research & Write Edit our stories Type them up!