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Features of a newspaper article o Headline o Orientation o Main body of text o Photo o Caption o Reorientation

Factual Recount - Newspapers (Middle Primary)

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Features of a newspaper article

o Headlineo Orientationo Main body of texto Photoo Captiono Reorientation

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Headline

o In boldo Catchyo Alliterationo Interests the

readero Serious or

humorouso Only has a few

wordso Action verbs

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Orientationo This introduces the story and should

GRAB our attention. It will set the scene and summarise the main points of the article. It is often only one sentence so you must make it a good one.

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Main Body of Text

o This is written in:

It answers the questions:

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Photo

o The photo shows us a snapshot of what happened, where it happened or who it happened to.

o It should make the reader “feel something” so that they want to read the article.

o If possible it should show action.

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Caption

o A caption goes underneath a photo to identify something or someone and to give us more information.

A plastic bin was full to the brim at

the residential housing complex

for want of regular disposal.

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Reorientation

o This ends the retelling of events. It brings us up to date.

o Because it is telling us what is happening NOW it will move from the

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Checklist for writing a newspaper report

Have you included a headline?

Who is the report about?

What is the event you are reporting?

Why did this event happen?

Where does the event take place?

When did this event take place?

Have you included a picture on your report?