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How do you write an informal letter to a friend overseas about to share some interesting news (from your newspaper)?
You could add a short note as to why you think your friend may find the article interesting, and then include the newspaper cutting with your letter.
What is a standfirst in a newspaper?
A standfirst is a brief summary or introductory paragraph at the beginning of an article that provides readers with an overview of the main points or key information covered in the article. It is often used to grab the reader's attention and give them a glimpse of what the article is about.
Im in 8th grade and you need a good idea for a school newspaper article?
To think of a newspaper idea, think of either something that you enjoy or something that has happened recently. You could write an informational article on something you know about. For example, you could write about the rules of basketball, or a review of a movie you want to see or an editorial about a video game you know how to play ("I'm doing homework, Mom, honest!"). If there is anything interesting going on, you could write about that. You could write about a global or national issue, but your chief means of research would be reading other newspaper articles, which isn't always very fun. I would suggest finding somebody in your local area or in your school. You could interview a business owner who is having a sale or a new product or talk to a student at your school about something he or she has done - such as winning the last basketball game.
How does a newspaper article end?
Hello and welcome to (news channel) at/on (time or date) Im (name) and here are the main news stories for today
Who spread the rumor of Daniel Radcliffe's death?
me The headlines of the newspaper. The minute they post "Harry Potter" they automatically think it's Daniel. When all they need to do, is read the article to find out the truth.
Maria reads an article about why voters should be well informed This makes her think about her parents who read the newspaper every day What reading strategy is Maria using?
Maria reads an article about why voters should be well informed. This makes her think about her parents who read the newspaper every day. Maria is using the activating prior knowledge reading strategy.
What is a good topic for a middle school newspaper?
There are different types of articles that are written in different ways.If it is a hard news story, like a current local or global event, the first step is to do some research. Put as much relevant information in the article as possible. Remember to answer the 5W's: Who, What, When, Where, and Why.If it is an interview, think of relevant questions before you interview the person. For example, if you are interviewing a teacher who is going to retire, you might ask: "How long have you been teaching?" or "Why did you decide to retire?" If you are interviewing in person, take notes or ask if you can tape record the interview so you can remember it when you begin to write.If it is an editorial, or another article that requires you to take a personal stance, decide what your stance is going to be, and then think of a few good reasons why. For example, you could say "I don't think that our school should have uniforms because we use clothes as a means of self expression and many students in our school could not afford to buy uniforms in this economic situation." (Run on) Then find support for your reasons, and spend the rest of your word count explaining the supports. Try to find statistics or other outside sources. For example, in the example above, I could quote a student who expresses herself with her clothing and find a newspaper article that explains how the economic situation has influenced people in my area.In any newspaper article, there are a few essential things to remember. First of all, remember to edit your work. Read it out loud to make sure you haven't made any confusing mistakes. Second, make sure your article is in on time. As an editor on my schools newspaper, I find it harder to my deadlines when writers turn articles in late.Newspaper articles should follow a "pyramid effect." The truth is, many people will NOT read an article all the way through. They just want the main information. You should arrange your article with the most important facts at the top, summarizing the main point of the article. Work your way down as you go. Your next paragraph should have info that is still important, but not vital. And so on...MAKE SURE ALL OF THE INFORMATION IS FACT FROM A CREDIBLE SOURCE. IF IT IS NOT, YOU WILL LOSE YOUR CREDIBILITY AS A JOURNALIST.
Where was the first newspaper?
I think it was China.
Should the United States Constitution include in its constitution Article 25 of the Constitution of Japan?
yes big I dont think so, what does japan have to do The US?
I have to write an article for civics class she says it is free topic but i think it has to be pretty school related got any suggestions?
How about Democracy in Schools as a topic?
How long is a book review?
It has to be three to five pages long.yes it can be 3 to 5, i think that's a good size but I've had friends do them up to 10 or 15 pgs long. it depends on what your project is about too.
What day does the clubpenguin newspaper come out?
I think its thurs
