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T. V. Newsroom Mrs. Snyder TV NEWSROOM Mrs. Snyder

What is TV NEWSROOM ? »Fast paced news broadcast in the classroom »Students read current articles and prepare their ORAL news presentations »Students are the newscasters »News teams create a logo and then name their news network »Students create and act in their own commercial commercial »Fast paced news broadcast in the classroom »Students read current articles and prepare their ORAL news presentations »Students are the newscasters »News teams create a logo and then name their news network »Students create and act in their own commercial commercial

Todays schedule »Explanation of the objective (5 minutes) »Distribution of todays news stories »Time to read your stories Skim your article, and summarize Practice presenting WITHOUT NOTES!! »Meet with your news team, create your logo, and stage name »Design & rehearse your commercialcommercial »Youre on! Lights, camera, action! »Explanation of the objective (5 minutes) »Distribution of todays news stories »Time to read your stories Skim your article, and summarize Practice presenting WITHOUT NOTES!! »Meet with your news team, create your logo, and stage name »Design & rehearse your commercialcommercial »Youre on! Lights, camera, action!

Each NEWS TEAM has members that report 3 of these topics Two team members work together to prepare and present a topic: »SCIENCE ON THE TRAIL »FEATURED MUSHER, AND RACE STANDINGS »TRAVEL & WEATHER ON THE WAY TO NOME »IDITAROD VOCABULARY: LEARN THE LINGOLEARN THE LINGO »MUSHER AND DOG FOODS »NORWOOD IDITAROD BULLETIN BOARD NEWS Stories can change (and will each day) Two team members work together to prepare and present a topic: »SCIENCE ON THE TRAIL »FEATURED MUSHER, AND RACE STANDINGS »TRAVEL & WEATHER ON THE WAY TO NOME »IDITAROD VOCABULARY: LEARN THE LINGOLEARN THE LINGO »MUSHER AND DOG FOODS »NORWOOD IDITAROD BULLETIN BOARD NEWS Stories can change (and will each day)

News Anchors will… »Distribute todays news stories »Organize the order of presentation »Present one of the news stories »Keep the team on schedule »Decide on todays commercial toppic »HELP THE TEAM GET THE JOB DONE!!! »Distribute todays news stories »Organize the order of presentation »Present one of the news stories »Keep the team on schedule »Decide on todays commercial toppic »HELP THE TEAM GET THE JOB DONE!!!

Commercial Topics »Iditarods best doggie mittens »Quick energy on the trail (food in a package) »Removing ice from beards »The best way to sleep outdoors »Outhouses on the trail »Reading the weather »Iditarods best doggie mittens »Quick energy on the trail (food in a package) »Removing ice from beards »The best way to sleep outdoors »Outhouses on the trail »Reading the weather

Meet Todays News Anchors and News Teams » 4S Team 1 Anchor: Eli Chey, Daniel, Jina, Hoyoung, Maria » 4S Team 2 Anchor: Alex Cha Ava, Alex Chrenko, Tilda, Ellie, Ryan » 4S Team 3 Anchor: Cooper Hallie, Peter, Jacqueline, Rachel, Kylie » 4S Team 1 Anchor: Eli Chey, Daniel, Jina, Hoyoung, Maria » 4S Team 2 Anchor: Alex Cha Ava, Alex Chrenko, Tilda, Ellie, Ryan » 4S Team 3 Anchor: Cooper Hallie, Peter, Jacqueline, Rachel, Kylie

15 MINUTES UNTIL AIR TIME!!!! GET TO WORK!!