Current Events Social Studies Assignment


Current Events Social Studies:

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Current Events Assignment:
Step One: Please open up Pages document on your Ipad and Safari and go to: cbc.ca/news or  theglobeandmail.com
Step Two: Today we are going to be searching for a headline about a world issue or world problem. Be sure to read the title, the first few lines, look at images, and try to make connections to our topics below:
Examples include:
- The title could have something to do with poverty or poor living conditions.
- The title could be about human rights and how a group of people or a person is not being treated fairly.
Step Three: Summarize the article by finding the who, what, where, when and why.
1) Title:
2) Author:
3) New type: Is it local, provincial, national, or international news?
Step Four: W5 Summary
Who:
What:
Where:
When:
Why:
Step Five: List three ways you could improve the situation for the people involved in the article.
1)
2)
3)

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