What are the “5 W’s and How ?” The 5 W’s and How is a way of pulling out significant details in an article.

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What are the “5 W’s and How ?” The 5 W’s and How is a way of pulling out significant details in an article.

The Five W’s and How Who? What ? Where? When? Why? and... How? The image on the next slide gives an example of how we can use this skill to discover significant details.

WHERE is this? WHAT caused it? WHO was affected? WHY are buildings like this? WHEN did it happen? HOW did it happen?

Who, what, where, when, why, how? Now it is your turn Look at the images in the following slides See if you can use the 5w’s to come up with specific questions of your own about what you see.

Who, what, where, when, why, how?

SHOE HOUSE

Who, what, where, when, why, how? SCISSORHANDS

Who, what, where, when, why, how? TARGET

The New Domino's Arrives Bruce Horowitz writes in USA Today that Domino's Pizza is changing its pizza recipe. It will be a completely new pizza with a different crust, cheese, and sauce. Some observers say that the company is taking a big risk with such a total overhaul of its main product. However, in a 2009 consumer survey, Domino's tied for last place for taste. Domino's was voted the best for convenience and price. This change is not something that Domino's took lightly. They spent two years testing many different recipes before settling on the new Domino's Pizza. The company will have an advertising campaign to launch the change that should have spread to all its restaurants by December 27, After that, look for the company to put out new ads proudly telling the public about the change. The author says that Super Bowl Sunday is the biggest day for pizza sales and that Domino's “may buy an ad in the big game.” Everyone has his or her own preferences when it comes to food. It will be interesting to see how well the new Domino's Pizza is received by those who consider pizza to be an important part of their diets.

Find the significant details in the article by asking questions: What is happening? Who is involved? Where will it happen? When will it happen? Why did it happen? How did it happen? Domino's Pizza is changing its pizza recipe. Domino's Pizza In all Domino’s restaurants By December 27, 2009 In a 2009 consumer survey, Domino's tied for last place for taste. They spent two years testing many different recipes before settling on the new Domino's Pizza; an advertising campaign

Turning Fiction… Into Informational Text Example: Lion King Clip ~ “ You’re the Journalist” Activity: - Choose a novel or movie and create an informational text following the same storyline… - Use factual information- without a bias - Focus on dates, time, relationships among characters, etc.