Stingray Language Arts
rightbottomYou’re Hired! Students gather information and write the rough drafts at home for homework. Class time will be spent editing, revising, and checking articles for a clear voice and particular audience. LA.7.4.2.2.Vocabulary Terms To Know:LA.7.6.3.3.Advertisement AlignmentBeat Bold Caption Column Editor Editorial Ethics Facts Feature graphics hammer headlineinterview inverted pyramid kicker lead opinion Mediaquotation reporter slander libel spread text wrap white space 33000100000You’re Hired! Students gather information and write the rough drafts at home for homework. Class time will be spent editing, revising, and checking articles for a clear voice and particular audience. LA.7.4.2.2.Vocabulary Terms To Know:LA.7.6.3.3.Advertisement AlignmentBeat Bold Caption Column Editor Editorial Ethics Facts Feature graphics hammer headlineinterview inverted pyramid kicker lead opinion Mediaquotation reporter slander libel spread text wrap white space center30000630555Stingray Language ArtsDeSoto Middle SchoolEst. 2011-2012[Edition 1, Volume 1]10500077000Stingray Language ArtsDeSoto Middle SchoolEst. 2011-2012[Edition 1, Volume 1]7th Graders Study Journalism Simulated Business PartnersThis unit is structured to teach interdisciplinary projects supported by traditional instruction. You will be looking closely at freedom of the press issues as well as other related issues. You will learn how to conduct interviews, write news articles, and report information all while examining newspapers and comparing different voices in writing. It is important to remember other reading strategies from previously in the school year. New concepts like ‘Information Boards’ and strategies such as R.A.F.T. build on prior knowledge. Please review your other Stingray Language Arts. leftcenter“Students will eagerly apple their journalism skills if the project is relevant to them. Once they are engaged, they can improve their skills” ~Barcan/ Zuckerman00“Students will eagerly apple their journalism skills if the project is relevant to them. Once they are engaged, they can improve their skills” ~Barcan/ ZuckermanOverall ObjectiveCreating A NewspaperWe will be using student assignment sheets and assessment rubrics. The three mini-projects will be titled: “The Wright Way’, “The Front Page”, and “Start the Presses.” The positions on the team will include being a rookie reporter, a front page editor, and an editor-in chief. Ultimately, the teacher will go through the same process with each student and assign a grade for meeting the SSS Benchmarks, but students are encouraged to work together and edit their work frequently along the way. *Students will read and write news, features, articles, and report through text features which may include photography. LA.7.6.4.1.*Students will produce front pages with mastheads, headlines, and correct text and photo layouts. LA.7.3.5.2. *Students will work in learning teams to master journalistic writing and layout to complete one issue of a four-page newspaper. LA.7.6.2.4.Journalism, Life Skills, News LiteracyWhere Am I? How Can I Communicate What Goes On Here?Report=Letter, Catalogue, Leaflet, Magazine Explanation= Encyclopedia, Nonfiction book Instructions=Recipes, Science, Directions Persuasion=Advertising, Poster, Letter, Travel Key Concepts: Interviewing, Photojournalism and Captions, Layout and Design, Writing News Articles, Writing Feature Articles, Writing Opinion ArticlesJOB POSITION-Rookie Reporter LA.7.3.1.1, LA.7.3.1.2, LA.7.6.2.1.…………………………………………..TASK-collecting information through interviews and writing news articlesJOB POSITION- Front-Page Editor LA.7.3.3.1, LA.7.3.2.2, LA.7.3.1.3.…………………………………………..TASK- writing feature, opinion, and news articles and using layout techniques to create a front pageJOB POSITION- Editor-In-Chief LA.7.6.2.3, LA.7.4.2.3, LA.7.4.2.1, LA.7.4.3.1.………………………………………….TASK- prepare four page newspaper, building on the front pagescenterbottom 7th Grade Stingray Journalism10000050000 7th Grade Stingray JournalismcenterbottomAsya PhillipsDeSoto Middle School420 East Gibson StreetArcadia, FL 34266 To the PARENT of:_____________________ Stingray Language ArtsX___________________Parent Signature10000040000Asya PhillipsDeSoto Middle School420 East Gibson StreetArcadia, FL 34266 To the PARENT of:_____________________ Stingray Language ArtsX___________________Parent Signature ................
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