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2. Which picture would you use? Write a cutline to go with the photo you select. A cutline is a few lines of written information explaining the photograph or illustration.
The photographs that go with a newspaper article can give more information and create a feeling about a news event. Review the reporter’s notes about the news event. If you have been following this activity, you have written a lead and a headline for this news article. Today you are going to select a photograph. 1. Review the reporter’s notes of the event: News Photos
Standards Link: Language Arts/Research: Understand the organization of newspapers.
Alexis and Tyler have a science project due today. It isn’t ready. Look at the ways in which Tyler and Alexis are handling their conflict. Decide if they are acting FAIR or FOUL . Can you name the FAIR and FOUL things they are doing? Standards Link: Health/Conflict Resolution: Students know possible cause of conflicts in school and strategies to prevent them.
Okay! I’ll come over after school and we’ll nish the project!
It’s your fault, Tyler! You haven’t done anything for this project!
It makes me feel mad when you blame me , Alexis. After all, we were both responsible for this project.
How could I do anything? You didn’t get the materials! You always want everything all for yourself! You’re a sel sh jerk!
Calling me names won’t get our project done. Let’s ask the teacher if we can bring it in tomorrow.
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