The Complete Newspaper Resource BookWalch Publishing, 1985 - 266 páginas Introduces the newspaper, its production, and journalism techniques.Integrates the newspaper into every subject area. Contains 750 activities for journalism, reading, language arts, creative writing, and public speaking. |
Índice
A Newspaper Learning Station | 2 |
Tips for Getting the Most From Your Newspaper | 8 |
What Makes a Good Newspaper? | 9 |
Newspaper Survey | 16 |
Glossary of Newspaper Terminology 2325 | 23 |
A Classic Account of Bull Run | 31 |
Newspaper Type | 37 |
Designing a Front Page ACTIVITY | 39 |
Scavenger Hunt | 88 |
True or False Questions | 94 |
Space for Your Ideas | 97 |
News and History | 109 |
The Newspaper Today | 137 |
English | 151 |
70 | 161 |
The Arts | 177 |
Features The Other Kind of News | 45 |
Steps for a Successful Interview | 51 |
The Editorial Pages Matter of Opinion | 59 |
Editorials 6869 | 68 |
Sports Comics and Other Special Features | 73 |
Verbs in Sports Headlines | 78 |
Community Social and Cultural News ACTIVITY 35 | 86 |
Social Studies | 185 |
Science | 213 |
Math | 225 |
Consumer Education | 237 |
Career Education | 251 |
Appendix | 259 |
Bibliography | 265 |
Términos y frases comunes
ACTIVITY 16 advertising answers Ask students assignment broadcast bulletin board display Chapter 11 Chapter 9 CHAPTER EVALUATION class discussion classified ads classroom columns comic strip copy cost Cross Reference daily newspaper daily paper Damon Runyon develop editorial cartoons editorial pages English event feature story Five Ws freedom front Graphics and Design headlines idea important interest interview inverted pyramid jargon Joseph Pulitzer journalism journalists Language layout letters Marshall McLuhan material Name Date newspaper newspaper's obituary OBJECTIVE QUIZ OBJECTIVE TEST opinion paragraphs penny press person photographer photojournalism political printing questions radio readers reporting scavenger hunt Social Studies space students clip students collect articles students select students to find students write style syndicated teacher television today's vocabulary Weston Walch William Randolph Hearst wire service words Write a three-paragraph yellow journalism