
News Article Writing
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English
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6th - 8th Grade
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Michelle Falco-Brunda
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Literature - OCT 2022
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Lets find out
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Multiple Choice
True or False: News stories should be as long as possible.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
When writing about an event that has happened, which verb tense should you write your sentences in? Choose one
Past
Present
Future
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When you are reporting something that has happened, most of your verbs should be in the past tense.
There are exceptions but these should be rare.
Writing a News Report
PAST TENSE
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Title/Headline: choose a catchy title to grab reader's attention
Introduction: Mention the topic of your article and a short explanation.
Body: Use all points given - write them in paragraphs - elaborate the points by giving examples or explanations.
Conclusion: End it with a clear conclusion that tells the reader what the current situation is, or where they can find more information.
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Capitalize, like all titles
Make readers want to know more
...but it should give some information
Writing a News Report
Headlines
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Multiple Select
Choose all answers that are correct.
Your headline _____
should be capitalized
should tell all the details of the story
should make people want to read the article
should be related to the topic of your article
should include the writer's name
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The basic important details
How? and Why? should go in the second paragraph
Keep this paragraph shorter, usually one good sentence.
Writing a News Report
1st Paragraph
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Multiple Select
Choose all answers that are correct:
The first paragraph should tell _____
who?
what?
when?
where?
why?
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Make sure that the report answers the five Ws and how questions
WHAT happened?
WHEN did it happen?
WHY did it happen?
WHERE did it happen?
WHO did it happen to?
HOW did it happen?
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Multiple Choice
Which is the best headline?
New Information about Sleep
Why We Need Sleep?
Sleep Study Finishes with New Information
Sleep on this!
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Marks at the beginning and end of the words the person said
Make sure to tell who said it
Writing a News Report
Quotations
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Draw
Draw the quotation marks in this sentence
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Multiple Choice
Which is the best headline?
Teacher Tumbles from Ladder
Teacher Climbs Ladder and Falls
Another Teacher Falls From Ladder
Teachers Dont Know How TO Use Ladders
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Multiple Choice
How do statistics and facts help an article?
They give the reader a chance to do some Mathematics question.
They fill up the article so that it's not too short.
They give extra information and help the reader understand what happened.
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Journalists and reporters can influence the way that we read their news reports and articles by what they choose to include or exclude, and the type of language they use.
When an author is biased, they might...
- Include or exclude certain details
- Use words with a positive or negative connotation
- Only include quotes/facts that support their 'side' of the story
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Multiple Choice
An article needs a catchy title
true
false
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Multiple Select
How might bias be revealed in a news article? Select all that apply.
Certain details might be included or excluded
The writing is completely objective
Words with a positive or negative connotation may be used
Quotes and facts that only support one side of the story
Literature - OCT 2022
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