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The North Carolina Newspapers in Education program encourages young people to become lifelong readers and learners, capable writers, informed, involved adults, thoughtful consumers of news and advocates for the First Amendment.
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For more information,
contact Sandra Cook:
NC Press Foundation, Newspapers in Education, CB3365, 19 Carroll Hall, Chapel Hill, NC 27599-3365, (919) 843-5648, fax (919) 843-4734
sandynie@unc.edu |
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Business office: 5171 Glenwood Ave., Ste. 364 Raleigh, NC 27612
(919) 787-7443
fax (919) 787-5302
www.ncpress.com
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Creating
a Newspaper
The children's
book The Furry News, A Reading Rainbow selection, describes
how a newspaper comes together. It is a fictional account involving
a community of animals. Have students become the characters and
act out the book to generate interest in their producing
a classroom, grade level or school newspaper. Also, draw ideas from
these downloadable NIE curricula:
Creating
a Classroom Newspaper
Press Ahead!
A Teaher's Guide to Creating Student Newspapers [PDF]
Journalism organizations also provide guidance for teachers and students involved in the production of newspapers. The North
Carolina Scholastic Media Association provides links to sites that
serve journalism teachers and professional journalists. Click here.
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