Headlines issue 361.pdf - First News
Headlines issue 361.pdf - First News
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17 - 23 MAY 2013<br />
ISSUE 361<br />
GLOBAL<br />
WARMING<br />
WARNING<br />
(<strong>Headlines</strong>, page 2)<br />
The weekly newspaper for kids<br />
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17 - 23 MAY 2013<br />
ISSUE 361<br />
A GRATE<br />
RESCUE<br />
(Animals, page 8)<br />
The weekly newspaper for kids<br />
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17 - 23 MAY 2013<br />
ISSUE 361<br />
ET COME<br />
HOME<br />
(Crazy But True, page 11)<br />
The weekly newspaper for kids<br />
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<strong>First</strong><strong>News</strong><br />
POSTERS<br />
<strong>Headlines</strong><br />
Do you know the stories behind<br />
this week’s <strong>First</strong> <strong>News</strong> headlines?<br />
Headline Hooks<br />
<strong>News</strong>paper headlines play with language to hook you into the story.<br />
What examples can you find this week?<br />
CLICHÉS<br />
RHYTHM<br />
ASSONANCE<br />
PUNS<br />
ALLITERATION<br />
SONG REFERENCES<br />
RHYME<br />
PUNCTUATION<br />
The weekly newspaper for kids<br />
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<strong>First</strong><strong>News</strong><br />
TEACHER NOTES<br />
WEEKLY HEADLINES<br />
POSTERS<br />
How to use our Weekly <strong>Headlines</strong> Posters<br />
resource in the classroom<br />
Read all about it<br />
Weekly <strong>Headlines</strong> Posters is a newspaper display and teaching resource designed to keep your pupils<br />
engaged with the news. The real-world news connection helps pupils to understand the importance of the<br />
information they are learning.<br />
Please note: Subscribers to six or more weekly copies of the newspaper can also use the digital version of<br />
<strong>First</strong> <strong>News</strong> on their interactive whiteboard to support and develop the following activities.<br />
Talk about it<br />
Download the <strong>First</strong> <strong>News</strong> Weekly <strong>Headlines</strong> Posters every Friday to put up in the classroom and prompt a<br />
discussion about what’s in the news. Can the pupils spot any headline writing techniques? Ask pupils how<br />
the headlines grab their attention and make them want to read the story. Can pupils predict the stories from<br />
the headlines alone?<br />
Write about it<br />
Pupils could practise using the headline writing techniques and write some alternative headlines.<br />
Download the <strong>First</strong> <strong>News</strong> <strong>News</strong>paper Front Page Features resource from the TES or the Teachers’ section<br />
on our <strong>First</strong> <strong>News</strong> website www.firstnews.co.uk/teachers. Explain how the lead and standfirst develop the<br />
headline for the President Obama’s European tour story.<br />
Get the pupils on our <strong>First</strong> <strong>News</strong> website www.firstnews.co.uk where they can comment on stories in the<br />
Join in section and submit School <strong>News</strong> articles to the <strong>News</strong> section.<br />
The weekly newspaper for kids<br />
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