Title
Chosen by you
Lead Sentence
· a sentence that can include some of the information from the 5 W's and How.
· Can sometimes be a question asked to the reader.
Examples
o Do you have trouble with computers?
o Do you think kids can teach other kids?
o It was a busy day in the Jackman computer lab.
o It was a busy day in the Jackman computer lab.
Or pick a lead sentence of your own
Almost all newspaper stories start answer these questions.
Who: The students in 309, other students at Jackman.
What:
o 309 helped other students learn how to use Read and Write Gold
o Read Write Gold a computer tool that helps you with word spelling, reading, collecting information and writing.
When:
o Tuesday, May 1st and Thursday May 10th.
Where: The Jackman School library.
Why
o So they can learn about Read and Write Gold.
o So they can use the computer to get help on their projects
o Some kids don’t know how to use parts of the computer that well.
o Room 309 was chosen to train other students because they have had the most experience with the program.
How:
o First 309 practiced and learned the program.
o Then we were chosen to be the trainers
o Next, teachers in the school decided which kids needed to learn the program.
o The students came to the library for the morning and were trained on Read Write Gold’s Crystal Ball writing feature, the Highlight collection feature and the Text-to-Speech feature.
Concluding Sentence (an interesting sentence that makes for a nice and relevant ending)
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