The Daily Bugle

Lesson 6


Grade Level(s): 6, 7, & 8
 
 

Subject(s): Language arts, Social Studies, Technology, Research skills
 
 

Learner Outcomes:

The student will:
  1. Learn to work in groups
  2. Research facts about the Civil War
  3. Learn the who, what, when, where, and why of journalistic writing
  4. Write newspaper articles on the Civil War
Duration of Lesson: 5 class periods
 

Technology Tools/Courseware: Computers with Internet access, browser, Desktop Publishing software (Publisher97)
 

Procedures:

Modifications: Enrichment Activities:


Evaluation/Assessment: Student produced newspapers
 
 

IGOs and Other Standards: WV Department of Education
Technology: 6.151, 6.153, 6.154, 6.155, 6.156, 6.157, 6.158, 6.159, 6.160, 6.161, 7.163, 7.164, 7.165, 7.166, 7.167, 7.169, 7.170, 7.172, 7.173, 8.145, 8.146, 8.147, 8.148, 8.150, 8.151, 8.152, 8.153, 8.154, 8.155
History: 6.38, 7.45, 7.50, 8.46, 8.47, 8.48
Study Skills: 6.143, 7.149, 7.150, 7.151, 8.142, 8.143, 8.144
Language Arts: 6.53, 6.54, 7.59, 7.60, 8.49, 8.50, 8.63
National Standards

References:

Listing of American Civil War Articles
The Valley of the Shadow
The Matthew Brady Bunch
How to Start a Middle School Newspaper
In and Out of the Classroom with Microsoft Publisher
WV Department of Education
Civil War Slang
Basic Social Rules for Gentlemen and Ladies
American Civil War Sources

Authors:Bridgeport Middle School.  Virginia Frank, Jan Frenzel, and Alice Lynn Zahradnik

Date Created:  February 18, 1999

Date Modified:  March 24, 1999
 
 

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