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Subject Areas: all

Timeline: three months

Grade Levels: 7-12

Purpose: to introduce the students to an urban newspaper that reports local, state, national, and international events; to expose students to problems other people in the world face

J. Boyle
Newspapers

Activities

Subscribe to an Anchorage daily newspaper.
Discuss the news in class.
Analyze world affairs, financial news, local issues, weather conditions, sports, classified listings, editorial page, letters to the editor, etc.

Resources

Anchorage Times, Anchorage Daily News, Fairbanks Daily News-Miner, Juneau Empire, local papers
encyclopedias to gather more information on subjects mentioned in the newspaper

Variations

Subscribe to several newspapers and compare the different ways they cover the same story.
Include The Tundra Times and The Tundra Drums.

Carving and Jewelry Co-Op	Fund-Raising: Concessions/Raffle/Auction/T-Shirt Sales	Rummage Sales	Mail Order Business
School-Based Enterprises	Café Operation	Open House	Community Use of School Library
Village Recreation	Guest Speakers	Newspapers	Local Livelihood
On-the-Job/Cooperative Education	College Preparation	Teacher's Aide Training	Managing Community Affairs
Land Claims Brainstorming	The Corporation Game or Alaska Monopoly	Reconveyances: ANCSA Studies	Resource Development Options
City Council Meeting Simulation	Mock Board of Directors Meeting	REAA School Board Trip	Your Village
Family Tree	Village Archaeology	Building Traditional Dwellings	Cultural Heritage Projects
Traditional Hunters Manual	Ethnic Dinners	Following the Iditarod Dog Race	Visit to the Tribes
Trip to Mexico	Cross-Country Skiing	Firearms Handling	First-Aid Training
Christmas Shopping

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