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Create a scavenger hunt. List items to be found. |
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Set up a search and match. Show items to be matched. |
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Read stories and write your own headlines. |
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Create a letter hunt. |
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Make a hunt of vowels, blends, suffixes, etc. |
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Create crossword puzzles using words in headlines. |
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Classify comic characters young/old, male/female. |
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Create a favorite comics survey and graph the
results. |
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Cut up comics, then sequence the segments. |
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Analyze cartoons. |
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Read "Letters to the Editor", then write
your own. |
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Select a favorite columnist and explain why you
selected him/her. |
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Determine whose opinions the editorials represent. |
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Find the national city with the highest and lowest
temperature. |
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Fronts- where are they coming from and where are
they headed? |
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How high will the waves be on the lake tonight? |
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Solve a problem sent to an advice columnist.
Write your solution. |
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Pick your favorite prime time show. Make a
survey of your favorites. |
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Create a crossword puzzle for food, sports etc. |
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Make an alphabet book. |
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Find sets of pictures and words. |
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Classify the pictures and words. |
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Letters and numbers come in many sizes. Make
a display of them. |
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Find the longest words and list them. |
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Divide the words into syllables. |
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Start a collection of quotes. |
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Take a trip with a famous person in the news.
(Politicians, sports figures and entertainers do a lot of
traveling). Where are they going and why? |
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Find the continents in the news and locate them on
a map. |
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Sequence current events by the time they occurred. |
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Classify them by location. |
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Decide if stories are "good" or
"bad" news. Good or bad for whom? |
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Classify photos by subject and emotions. |
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Guess what the photo is about, then read the
caption. |
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Name Game- Write down names of people in the news,
then see if you can match them to pictures. |
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Make a bulletin board of "What's
Happening?" |
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Write stories to go with the photos. |
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Name the nouns in a photo. What verbs can be
found in the caption. |
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Interview a favorite athlete. Write a column
on your favorite sport. |
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Final score- Try adding, subtracting, multiplying
and dividing scores. |
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Look at sports statistics and develop some for you
school or class teams.
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