Wednesday, October 28, 2015
Monday, October 26, 2015
Cemetery Field Trips Bring History to Life for High Schoolers Students can learn about history, culture and architecture on these trips, one educator says.
Cemetery Field Trips Bring History to Life for High Schoolers
Students can learn about history, culture and architecture on these trips, one educator says.
Click on the link to read the article about the recent OHS trip to Evergreen Cemetery.
http://www.usnews.com/education/blogs/high-school-notes/2015/10/26/high-school-cemetery-field-trips-bring-history-to-life-for-teens
Game Plan for Oct 25-30
Layout and Design practice today and tomorrow
Make teacher corrections to articles Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. 27 and 28
Peer edit Torch articles Thursday, Oct 29
Final draft of articles by Friday—all copy ready for Layout and Design on Monday
Layout and Design assignments due Friday, Oct. 30
Send Mrs. H photos for your articles
Monday, October 19, 2015
Thursday, October 15, 2015
Due Dates for Oct. 16-23
Friday, Oct. 16--Group Editorial and Individual editorial cartoons due
Monday, Oct. 19--Brainstorming worksheet due
Tuesday, Oct. 20--completed, spell-checked, grammar-checked 1st draft of beat #2 due at midnight
Friday, Oct. 23--completed, spell-checked, grammar-checked 1st drafts of all 3 Torch stories due at midnight
Monday, Oct. 19--Brainstorming worksheet due
Tuesday, Oct. 20--completed, spell-checked, grammar-checked 1st draft of beat #2 due at midnight
Friday, Oct. 23--completed, spell-checked, grammar-checked 1st drafts of all 3 Torch stories due at midnight
Tuesday, October 6, 2015
Feature Leads
Descriptive—set the scene and paint a clear vivid picture for the reader
Narrative—tells a story. Use dialogue and description.
Shocking statement—short snappy sentence in its own paragraph. The
second paragraph gives more details—grab the reader and pull him into the story
Suspense—similar to shocking, but build he suspense up first, then give more
details and the focus of the story
Quotation—uses an exact quote, but only if it is a compelling
Make sure in paragraph 2 to include the news peg.
Feature stories must have a conclusion which are very similar to a lead.
Usually
the conclusion mirrors the lead—most writers use the same type for both lead
and conclusion
Summary
Quotation
Surprise
Narrative
Descriptive
Monday, October 5, 2015
Evergreen Cemetery Link
The bios of the characters in this year's cemetery walk are at the bottom of this website:
http://www.mchistory.org/learn/programs/teacher.php
http://www.mchistory.org/learn/programs/teacher.php
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