1983 Mini Page School Newspaper Contest announced
Winners receive 100 dollars with a top prize for first place. Entries must be two different issues from September 1982 to April 1983 created entirely by elementary students. Postmark deadline April 15 1983. winner and runners-up notified by May 31 1983.
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Stes Univeral Prete Syedicese
Washington, D.C
Loop-de-do Word Scramble for Newsroom Heads
Respsp source opcos editor each reporter EW. Unscramble to form a chain where the last letter of each word begins the next.
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Ressp
Opcos
Happy Times idea from Santa Margarita School
A good idea from Happy Times, published by Santa Margarita Elementary School in Oceanside California, explores constructive classroom tips. The note emphasizes creativity and student engagement in daily activities.
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Happy Times
Santa Margarita Elementary School
Oceanside
Calif
Who Pays for the Newspaper Support Ideas
A jumble of suggestions for funding a local paper. The text mentions PTA contributions selling classifieds to students and families, local business ads, and using business cards as ads. It also discusses selling subscriptions and per-issue charges to readers.
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PTA
The classroom beat idea from White Oaks Elementary
A classroom reporter writes the news under teacher proofing, then copies it on a 4x6 card and places it in a box in the adviser's room by the deadline. The concept comes from Eagle Express at White Oaks Elementary School in Burke Virginia.
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Eagle Express
White Oaks
Burke
Interest Sparks in Planets Unit
Students in Mrs. Smith's second grade explore the solar system with hands on activities and a model planetarium. They identify planets, compare sizes, and discuss orbits and features during engaging lessons and guided projects.
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Ward
Carrot
Headlive
Sam J. Smith