We are learning to understand what a headline is.
I know I can do this when I write a headline that grabs my reader's attention.
Showing posts with label Headline. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Headline. Show all posts
Tuesday, 13 October 2015
Saturday, 8 August 2015
Goldilocks has duplicated, everyone run!
Goldilocks is one the loose!
Hailie Anderson was robbed by two Goldilocks burglars. When Hailie got home, she saw that someone had slept in her bed, her dishes were dirty and her bathroom window was forced open. The burglars left two cups and two plates. The police think that there were two goldilocks burglars. Hailie wanted to move out two years ago and now she is more eager to move out of her house with her children.
We are learning to understand the features of a headline.
I know I can do this when I write a headline that grabs people's attention.
Hailie Anderson was robbed by two Goldilocks burglars. When Hailie got home, she saw that someone had slept in her bed, her dishes were dirty and her bathroom window was forced open. The burglars left two cups and two plates. The police think that there were two goldilocks burglars. Hailie wanted to move out two years ago and now she is more eager to move out of her house with her children.
We are learning to understand the features of a headline.
I know I can do this when I write a headline that grabs people's attention.
Monday, 27 July 2015
Thank you birds and insects!
No more wasps!
DOC (Department of Conservation) had discovered that wasps are dying in the South Island of New Zealand because a lot of insects and birds are eating them. DOC scientist Eric Edwards detected that all the hives of the wasps had no honey in it. Scientists think that birds and insects eat the wasps to gather for honey, only to discover that there are none.
We are learning to understand the features of a headline.
I know I can do this when I write a headline that grabs people's attention.
DOC (Department of Conservation) had discovered that wasps are dying in the South Island of New Zealand because a lot of insects and birds are eating them. DOC scientist Eric Edwards detected that all the hives of the wasps had no honey in it. Scientists think that birds and insects eat the wasps to gather for honey, only to discover that there are none.
We are learning to understand the features of a headline.
I know I can do this when I write a headline that grabs people's attention.
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