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Writing a News Story

  •     Identify the types of news leads and their elements 
  •     Write news leads Organize news stories
  •     Be accurate and objective
  •      Use third person point of view
  •      Use sentence length and structure that are appropriate for journalistic 
  •      Writing Use transitions[open ppt]




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