English Teaching Steps Unit 1 Newspapers By Johnny HouSept. 2009A.What is your favourite English-language newspaper? Bring a copy to class and find The following information. Then report your findings to your partner.1. How many pages does your newspaper have? 2. How many different sections are there in your newspaper? 3. What are the names of the different sections? 4. How many editors are probably there for the newspaper? 5. Which section do you like best? 6. How many articles are there in this section? 7. What are their headlines? 8. Which article do you like best? What is it about? 9. Are there any pictures in your newspaper? 10.What are the captions under the pictures? B. Now you and your classmates are going to publish an English-language newspaper. Discuss in groups the details below, and make a plan. Name of the newspaper:_ Chief Editor:_ Section:_ Editor:_ Section:_ Editor:_ Section:_ Editor:_ Designer:_ Photographer:_ Photographer:_ Price:_ Period: Weekly _ Daily_C. In groups, try to publish an English-language newspaper in your class or school.Write the sentences below in note Form. Do not use more words than The number in brackets1.Long ago, people learnt the news from travelerswho moved about the country from place to place. 2. Special messengers, riding on fast horses, carried important news. 3. All early news was spoken news. 4. There was no written news because most people had never been to school and could not read.Answers:1.Long ago, people learnt the news from travelers 2. Special messengers riding horses carried news. 3. All early news was spoken. 4. No written news because most peoplecould not read.Notes on newspapers on page 44:Paragraph 1 Note(7): Germans published first modern-style newspaper in 1609. Paragraph 2 Note(4): People are buying newspapers. Paragraph 3 Note(7): People do not get news from newspapers. Paragraph 4 Note(9): people get news from their radio and TV sets. Paragraph 5 Note(10): newspapers remain popular because they give news in more detail