This set of conducting interviews lessons can be used to help your student writers as they begin exploring newspapers and learn to create their own.
This is a great supplemental activity for Gigi and the Wishing Ring! My students loved doing this and being able to get creative while also utilizing their comprehension skills. This is a great resource that can be used for student work hung in the hallway. I get constant compliments from my fellow teachers on this project. Professional looking template for your student newspaper, student project, or group project. Includes: An interview with Gigi An explanation of the unsuspecting mouse hero Space to draw the conflict of the story Space to draw an image of the mouse a fake ad for a magic wishing ring
Included in this pack are four scenarios that provide students opportunities to consider reporting methods and evaluate them against what they’ve learned and what they read in the SPJ Code of Ethics. Specific questions to lead and challenge them in their consideration follow each scenario. This resource is perfect for journalism, yearbook, and newspaper courses. Teaching students, and possibly future journalists, about proper reporting and journalism ethics can help them as they pursue their own stories, read and evaluate current news stories, and even help them as they navigate their own communication and relationships. Teacher keys with possible correct answers or points of discussion follow the four student exercises. (Of course, answers may vary.) This resource is just one of many that can help students sharpen their understanding and application of journalism ethics. As a journalism major, former reporter, and seven-year veteran of teaching journalism and yearbook, I'm so passionate about creating and sharing this resources. I’m so thrilled to get these exercises, designed to practice reporting skills and journalism ethics, onto your screen and into your and your students’ hands! **This listing offers a digital file only (NO PHYSICAL PRODUCT) so there are no refunds** That said, please do contact me if you any questions about your files!
Final project for Inside Out and Back Again! The students are a newspaper reporter and interview an immigrant that has come to America. After the interview, they create a newspaper article on the information gathered about the person. Interview questions are included! Can be used with any novel!
This project gives students the opportunity to delve deep into many aspects of the Renaissance. Students will pretend to be journalists who live in Florence. Their task is to capture the major accomplishments and achievements of the Renaissance. There are seven sections of the newspaper that students can complete, including news stories, interviews and advertisements. The product comes with a detailed explanation of each component required in the newspaper and a detailed rubric, along with 12 pages of newspaper templates. Feel free to check out my related products: Renaissance Unit: 8 Activities & Projects People of the Renaissance Choice Projects: Movie Trailer, Scrapbook, Poem & Speech Design a Biography Book Jacket for a Renaissance Person Create a Board Game About the Renaissance Student Talk Show: Historical Figures of the Renaissance Customer Tips You can earn discounts on future TpT purchases by providing feedback on your purchases. The more products you rate, the more credits you accrue and the more money you save on future purchases.
These teacher interview and resume tips help you prepare to rock your next interview, including common interview questions.
This is a three-part, middle and high school-level journalism exploration project. The project consists of three parts: The Newspaper Exploration (featuring the usage of the SOAPSTone strategy): students read through, analyze, and reflect on a printed or digital copy of a newspaper, describing their observations and thoughts on items ranging from discussing the layout of a newspaper, the different types of sections and features in a newspaper, the images and graphic design, and the intended audience and target demographic. Ultimately, this will help students to develop a more critical eye when interacting with a piece of nonfiction, particularly in the realm of journalism. The Student-Led Interview Profile (encouraging students to go out into their school community and conduct an interview featuring questions of their own design): Students will choose an interview subject, someone within their school community or at home, and develop interview questions relevant to that person. Students will then interview the subject, record their responses, and reflect on the subject's answers. This encourages a simulation of an interview, and it also helps students to develop essential public speaking and communication skills that will help them in adult life. It also encourages students to become an active participant in their school community! Current Events Profile (encouraging students to report on an event in their school and local community): Students will investigate a current event occurring either on their school campus or their local community, for example, a basketball game, a NHS volunteer event, a local protest, or the opening of a new bridge. Students will describe this event, attend the event and compose a written journalistic report on this event as if they were writing for a newspaper. Finally, students will create an image to represent the event and write a caption. The image can be a photo, drawing, graph, chart, or another visual representation of the student's choosing. For this project, I recommend providing students with copies of a recent newspaper so all students have equal opportunity to participate. However, you could encourage students to donate newspapers for their classmates to use, or you could provide them with digital access to a newspaper. I designed this project with The Wall Street Journal in mind, as they had been running a free promotion of class sets for teachers at the time, however, I have written this project so that it is able to be used with any journalistic material. This is a printable that is ready-to-go made and provides students with writing and drawing space. However, you are welcome to modify and edit this assignment as you wish, just please do not distribute this project to other educators and professionals, and please do not claim this work as your original. Thank you -- and have fun! Long live freedom of the press and the written word. I look forward to hearing about your experience with this resource and how it went for your students. Please post a review for this product if you enjoyed using it! Thank you. If this resource interests you, peek at other best-selling products: First Week of School Back to School BUNDLE: A collection of 5 resources at a discounted price. Letter to My Future Self, Classmate Interviews, Classmate Bingo, Learning Style Assessment, and Student Interest Survey. Use the first week of school to build a strong sense of class community! Novel, Play, Fictional Text Two-Part Final Project (ANY TEXT!): A two-part engaging, creative review project where students will first collaborate in groups to create a video, then individually reflect on their reading and project experience in an essay. "The Greater Good" VSauce Trolley Problem Human Behavior Introductory Mini-Unit: A great way to introduce background knowledge on any unit or lesson about human behavior, decision-making, and rapid responses. Flexible for any content-area classroom. Argument and Rhetoric Unit Preview Lesson, Video Discussion: Get your students moving and engaging with meaningful topics and questions. A collaborative, whole-class debate with debriefing and reflection afterward. Essay Writing Peer Editing Stations: Students will collaborate in an engaging, interactive way to critique their partner’s essays by rotating through 6 separate essay editing stations. Student Feedback Form: A quick-and-easy tool to gauge your students’ motivation, engagement, and comfort in your classroom. Student feedback is essential to a healthy, happy classroom!
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Back To School project where students interview each other and create a newspaper page about the person that they interviewed. Originally created for a younger student to interview their older "buddy" for the year, but can also be used for students in the same class.Includes 4-day (30 min. each) le...
Give your journalism/newspaper students more confidence before their first interviews! Help them practice determining sources and crafting quality questions in order to get better responses (and therefore better stories). This visually appealing worksheet contains 10 different one-sentence-scenari...
The Student Newspaper Style Guide is designed for high school publications! File comes as a PDF and is formatted with 1.5" left-side margins to allow for placement within a three-ring binder! Product also includes a news article outline template that follows the inverted pyramid structure. Table of Contents: Style Guidelines (3-11) News Writing for Print & Digital Publication (12) News Article Outline Template (13) Writing the Lead (14) Headlines (14) Selecting Sources (14) Conducting Interviews (15) Formulating Interview Questions (15) Use as an electronic or hardcopy resource for student newspaper staff writers!
The objective of this project is for students to create a special feature article for the school’s digital publication (e.g. student newspaper, social media account, etc). While it allows student journalists to interview their peers for a non-traditional feature, the assignment aims to follow ethical journalistic practices. The packet includes: an activity prompt, list of education standards (CTE), Interview Questions List worksheet, Interview Response Log worksheet, Student Spotlight Draft worksheet, and rubric.
This product requires students to write newspaper over TWO different types of unreliable narrators! Not only do students have to write an article about the type of narrator that they select, but they must use their inference skills in what their selected characters would say in an interview, illustr...
The Reporting From . . . series combines writing and history into a fun assignment that can be done by a single student or an entire classroom. This unit includes "The Big Picture" that provides a brief summary of people and events related to the American Revolution. It's designed to serve as a spri...
Starting your own school newspaper isn't difficult. I've run (and created) our school newspaper for three years. This document has most of the materials you'll need for set-up. The newspaper club in my school was open to fifth grade students and printed copies were distributed in the school to faulty, staff, classroom libraries, school common areas, and to the newspaper club members. Our newspaper is usually 12 pages long and we use Microsoft Publisher to create it. ****If the file shows the "mark up" (all the editing in the side bar), please click on the "review tab" and then "final mark up". I don't know how to shut this feature off and it comes on periodically.***** If you experience any difficulties with the document after purchase, please contact me and I can send you a PDF of the info/pages. This document contains reproducibles to keep you and the club running smoothly: permission form, first meeting reminder page, sample assignment task sheet, several pages of jobs/job descriptions to be cut apart and given to the children (with suggested amounts of people for each job), directions on saving/emailing work to keep everyone consistent, fill-in-the-blank timeline for the children, "missing article" notice, interview notice, classroom news sheets to be filled out by classroom teachers, and two blank charts to organize jobs and information. All the "blanks" in the document are for you to fill in your name/newspaper name/and dates. Feel free to edit as you see fit but I've found these procedures and documents to be most helpful as they are now. You'll find duplicates of some pages because some pages refer to assignments being done in Microsoft word and there will be a duplicate referring to Google Drive/Docs (if your district uses that instead). Your students will really enjoy this! There is a "job" for all ability levels.
Bundle contains: Student Newspaper Style Guide Journalism Pre-Writing Drills Worksheets Student Spotlight Feature Assignment Media Badge Templates Great starter-kit for writing news leads, using the inverted pyramid format, interviewing practice with the Q&A feature assignment, and distributing media credentials! #journalism #backtoschool
A student handout which includes some key tips for writing a news report.I used this handout for a class newspaper assignment in which each student found a local news story to cover. They arranged interviews with local people, took photos, and wrote articles covering local stories. Their work was co...
High School Journalism Newspaper Basics: 70 slides! Teach your students all the basics of Newspaper writing by taking them through this powerpoint presentation that alternates between lecture/notes slides and student practice activities based on info given in notes slides. This slideshow provides notes and activities for the following: -Newspaper terms -Newspaper story types -Inverted Pyramid -What Makes News -Headline Do's and Dont's -Writing Breaking News Stories -Interviewing Basics -Quotations/Attribution -Editorial Writing/Cartoons -Feature Stories -Sports Articles -Reviews **I took all of my individual Powerpoints for teaching Journalism 1 and made this version....so, this is essentially a semester of Journalism 1 all combined into one dynamite powerpoint! Need a quick lesson on Journalism Ethics? Check out my Journalism Ethics Powerpoint HERE! **Be the first to know about discounts and product launches from my store. Look for the star next to my store logo and click it to become a follower.**
Newspaper Reading & Writing Unit The newspaper offers an excellent exploration into non-fiction text features and articles. This unit incorporates both reading and writing newspaper articles. Students will read article, conduct interviews, and write their own feature articles that can be compiled into a class newspaper. Table of Contents: Newspaper Search Organizer 15 Vocabulary Word & Definition Cards Newspaper Vocabulary Organizer Newspaper Scavenger Hunt Article Reading Organizers Article Vocabulary Organizer Visualization Activity Caption Activity Print vs. Digital News Venn Diagram Activity 2 Interview with a Friend Activities Writing Hooks & Leads Activity Classroom Newspaper Template Article Writing Planners & Draft Paper Check out the preview for full sample pages!
This is a great Getting to Know You activity for the first week of school. Students will be paired up and interview one another, then create a newspaper article about the other person. Includes two sets. One for more independent writers and one for writers who need a little more guidance. More great back to school resources: The Recess Queen Enemy Pie Bad Case of Stripes Student of the Week Morning Meeting Greetings Follow my store for updates, discounts, and more freebies like this! Don't forget to leave feedback to earn TPT credits!
This planning guide is used for an assignment where students are asked to conduct an interview with a peer/teacher/member of the community and create a write-up of the interview. The planning guide included brainstorming questions, requires students to set a purpose for the interview, and requires s...
This project gives students the opportunity to delve deep into many aspects of the Magna Carta. Students will explore the reasons for the Magna Carta, specific clauses of the document and the impact it had on future generations. While there is a lot of room for creativity and an opportunity for originality, students will base their information on historical evidence. Included in the Resource: •Explanation of each section (examples: title, news stories, interviews, advertisements and much more!) •Rubric •12 newspaper templates Related Resources: Middle Ages Complete Unit Middle Ages Choice Board Byzantine Empire Choice Board Charlemagne Primary Sources Feudalism in the Middle Ages Debates Medieval Knights Training Booklet Create a Visual of the Magna Carta
This "Create a Newspaper" resource provides students with an engaging and creative project to demonstrate their learning about the Stone Age (Paleolithic and Neolithic Ages). This project is a sure way to excite them and capture their attention about the topics at hand. This comprehensive resource includes easy to follow and detailed directions and requirements for students. A description of 9 newspaper sections are included. Some examples include a news story, an interview, an advertisement, a comic strip, and much more! An extensive range of brainstorm webs, planning guides, an editing checklist, and templates are also provided. Additionally, a detailed rubric is included for quick and easy grading. This resource includes: An explanation of the assignment A list of content-related topics An explanation of 9 newspaper sections 2 Brainstorm webs 3 Planning guides Transition words Editing and revision checklist Detailed rubric 9 Newspaper templates Here's what my happy customers are saying about my other "Create a Newspaper" resources: "This was the perfect end of unit writing assignment for my middle school students. My class was often referring back to the expectations and rubric.” “This was exactly what I needed. The students enjoyed it and it was a success!” “This was a great activity that allows for creativity and for students to show what they have learned." Check out my other Stone Age resources: Choice Board Board Game Comic Strip Time Travel Journal Currency Book Cover Help Wanted Advertisement If you like this resource, I'd love to hear from you! Every review you leave earns you TpT credits that can be used for future purchases. Your positive and/or constructive feedback is important to me and is greatly appreciated. Are you following Becky's Social Studies Center? Be sure to follow my TpT store and never miss a new resource. Copyright © Becky's Social Studies Center All rights reserved by the author. Permission to copy for single classroom use only.
Your students become newspaper reporters with this Family Interview Project. Packet includes: 1) Project description 2) Two pages of interview questions 3) Rubric 4) Newspaper Template for presenting good copy This project is Aligned to the Common Core Standards: CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.6.4 Produce clear and coherent writing in which the development, organization, and style are appropriate to task, purpose, and audience.
Make learning fun for your students while teaching them about Journalism! These activities and worksheets are perfect for students learning to write a newspaper or for a journalism club. This resource is perfect for 4th grade, 5th grade, and 6th grade students. Digital activity included using Easel by TpT. Teachers will enjoy the posters, graphic organizers, activity sheets, and journalism vocabulary words that they can use with their journalism students. HERE'S WHAT YOU'LL GET… Journalism Unit 1: Introduction Journalism Unit 2: Interviews Journalism Unit 3: 5 W’s and H Journalism Unit 4: Headlines and Decks Journalism Unit 5: Leads Journalism Unit 6: Writing News Articles Journalism Unit 7: Editing Journalism Unit 8: Creating a Newspaper Your students will love learning all about journalism. With the variety of activity sheets, your students will be engaged and eager to share their new knowledge learned. Prep is quick and easy... just print the student activity sheets and you’re ready to teach your students all about journalism. ALL UNITS ARE ALSO SOLD SEPARATELY: Journalism Unit 1: Introduction Journalism Unit 2: Interviews Journalism Unit 3: 5 W’s and H Journalism Unit 4: Headlines and Decks Journalism Unit 5: Leads Journalism Unit 6: Writing News Articles Journalism Unit 7: Editing Journalism Unit 8: Creating a Newspaper THANK YOU for showing an interest in this resource. CLICK HERE to follow me so you can see more resources I create. If you purchase this resource, please provide feedback. You will earn credits to use on future TpT purchases. Copyright © Kraus in the Schoolhouse All rights reserved by author Laurie Kraus. Permission to copy for single classroom use only.
For Journalism and Photojournalism. In this animated Powerpoint presentation, students are introduced to the steps involved in preparing to interview sources, conducting the interview, compiling notes, and beginning the story writing process. The individual slides may be printed to overhead films ...
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This "Create a Newspaper" resource provides students with an engaging and creative project to demonstrate their learning about Darius the Great of ancient Persia. This project is a sure way to excite them and capture their attention about the topics at hand. This comprehensive resource includes easy to follow and detailed directions and requirements for students. A description of 9 newspaper sections are included. Some examples include a news story, an interview, an advertisement, a comic strip, and much more! An extensive range of brainstorm webs, planning guides, an editing checklist, and templates are also provided. Additionally, a detailed rubric is included for quick and easy grading. This resource includes: An explanation of the assignment A list of content-related topics An explanation of 9 newspaper sections 2 Brainstorm webs 3 Planning guides Transition words Editing and revision checklist Detailed rubric 9 Newspaper templates Here's what my happy customers are saying about my other "Create a Newspaper" resources: "This was the perfect end of unit writing assignment for my middle school students. My class was often referring back to the expectations and rubric.” “This was exactly what I needed. The students enjoyed it and it was a success!” “This was a great activity that allows for creativity and for students to show what they have learned." If you like this resource, I'd love to hear from you! Every review you leave earns you TpT credits that can be used for future purchases. Your positive and/or constructive feedback is important to me and is greatly appreciated. Are you following Becky's Social Studies Center? Be sure to follow my TpT store and never miss a new resource. Copyright © Becky's Social Studies Center All rights reserved by the author. Permission to copy for single classroom use only.
For Journalism and Photojournalism This seven-page, one- to two-week unit contains five pages of class lecture notes detailing news elements, reporter characteristics, procedures for locating news stories, interview preparation practices, and use of nonhuman sources. It contains one multiple choice...
Help your students deepen their knowledge of various topics by participating in Ask an Expert. This project based learning experience is a great learning tool!
You and your students will absolutely love these journalism lessons! The beginning of a new school year can be hectic for journalism teachers who are tasked with simultaneously teaching new journalism students who don’t have any journalism experience while also planning and publishing content for the school newspaper.
Print these newspaper worksheets and expose students to a world of lessons in writing, current events, vocabulary and more.
In order for students to become credible journalists who produce effective news stories, they must learn how to ferret out the sources and the facts that they need for their stories. For this activity, "Journalism - Research and Interviewing Activity," Middle and High School student journalists focus on Who to interview and What questions to ask. Although they receive very basic facts for each scenario outlined in Activity 1, their job is to consider what information they would need to write an effective news, feature, or sports story. Basic Story Requirements that students must meet are • Find details to flesh out the basic facts • Find credible research sites and sources • Find trustworthy and dependable sources to interview • Compose open-ended interview questions Note- students must formulate open-ended questions where the people must respond with information, not, “Yes” or “No” answers. Students should complete these activities multiple times before they research, interview sources and write their first graded story. They should already have studied the 6 Primary Points of a Journalism Story, Lead types and lengths and the inverted Pyramid format for writing journalism stories. Here are 3 lessons/activities on these topics in my store. Journalism: Analyzing Newspaper Leads and Articles Worksheets Journalism: Fact-Finding Scavenger Hunt (REVISED) and Journalism: Reporting Practice Worksheets The two research and interviewing activities in this packet, help budding and advanced journalism students gain confidence in finding reputable and reliable sources,in preparing for interviews by composing open-ended questions and in being responsible for a Beat. As always, this activity- PDF version- may be downloaded and printed for classroom use. Also, an Easel Activity is ready to be used for Google Classroom. Teachers may choose to add an interactive layer of their own for digital use by clicking on the red "Open in Easel" rectangle on the product's page. Enjoy a Teach It Now Day, Connie Follower Advantage For an automatic Heads-Up! email about Updated and New products, and also for Sales and other promotions, please click on the Follow Me star under my Store name, Connie.
This is a PowerPoint presentation with effective interview tips compiled from various sources I use primarily with my journalism students. I review these points with each new year. The last slide contains teaching tips and next steps. Thanks for considering this activity. ...
