Middle school journalism

As both a newspaper and yearbook teacher, the one thing that I find most difficult is finding curriculum for

Journalism teaching resources and ideas for middle school and high school.

Journalist Sticker Where can I find other journalist designs? Expand or collapse section. In addition to journalist designs, you can explore the marketplace for writer, reporter, and author designs sold by independent artists. What material is this item made of? Expand or collapse section. Individually kiss cut vinyl sticker. Semi gloss finish. 3 x 4 inch max size includes a thin white border around the sticker. Not recommended for automobile use. Perfect for placing on your laptop, notebook…

Free teachable. Multiple choice quiz on news terms. Grades 7-10 applicable.

It is vital for our children to be informed and educated citizens, and of course, to consider the source(s) of what they are reading. At present, this lesson feels very timely. I teach an elective …

Congrats! You found out you've been assigned (or “voluntold”) to teach an elective. Maybe it's a course taught during the school day, or perhaps it’s an after-school extracurricular. ...but, what happens when that elective isn't something YOU did as a student, or your college degree(s) didn't really prepare you to teach it? How does one survive and thrive in an elective class that you have the passion, but perhaps not the training, to start? Below are some tips to help you begin. Sara has…

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Download and print this 110+ page activities bundle for middle school and high school journalism students. Click for details.

Teach middle school students journalism basics by completing a newspaper scavenger hunt. Students learn by looking at model stories and advertisements in a real newspaper.

So, are you itching for winter break to get here or what?!? I am drowning here, people! Between report cards, conferences (for my students and my own kids!), shopping, baking, parties, wrapping... DROWNING!Don't get me