Parts of a Newspaper

Look at the red circle.  This is an example of  ___

• Talking
• Headline
• Weather
• Photography

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A headline tells us that there was a train crash.  If we want to know more, we read the _____________________.

• Comics
• Book
• Left
• Article

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Look closely at the picture.  Which letter is on the headline?

• A
• B
• C
• D

Many times an article will come with something extra to help us understand what is happening.  This article includes a ___________. 

• Chart
• Video
• Photograph
• Test

There is a short description added to each photograph in the newspaper.  This is called a ___________.

• Blurb
• Tidbit
• Note
• Caption

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A newspaper looks different from a book.  Each article is arranged in _____________.

• Columns
• Alphabetical order
• Date order
• Front

An article in a newspaper, magazine, etc., that presents the opinion of the publishers or editors.

• Editorial column

• Sports news

• Crosswords

• Obituary section

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This tells who wrote the article and sometimes the journalists specialty.

• body

• headline

• visuals

• byline

• lead

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These retell, word for word, what someone actually said.

• quotations

• byline

• visuals

• body

• end

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What are the 5ws?

• Who, What, Went, Where, Weather

• What, Went, Where, Weather, When

• Who, What, When, Where, Why

• Who, What, When, What ever, Went

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