| Newspaper Outline with Leading Topics |
Your newspaper projects are to be done in editions or volumes. You will generally have a new
edition due for each 6-7 chapters in the novel. The breakdown along with some leading
topics for each edition is listed below. Make sure you have at least 4 articles for each
individual edition, or 7 for a group of two and 10 for a group of three. In addition, be sure
to include various other things found in newspapers. Ads, Classifieds, Weather, Features,
Cartoons, Etc.
Keep a consistent design theme and know that presentation and clean edited work is a part of
this grade. Each article written should have the name of the person who authored it.
Reference anything you need to. Try to cover a variety of topics relevant to the novel and
show your command of the information. Make sure you share the information through a
variety of articles: Features, Editorials, Headlines, Interviews etc. Each edition will have a 45
point value.
edition due for each 6-7 chapters in the novel. The breakdown along with some leading
topics for each edition is listed below. Make sure you have at least 4 articles for each
individual edition, or 7 for a group of two and 10 for a group of three. In addition, be sure
to include various other things found in newspapers. Ads, Classifieds, Weather, Features,
Cartoons, Etc.
Keep a consistent design theme and know that presentation and clean edited work is a part of
this grade. Each article written should have the name of the person who authored it.
Reference anything you need to. Try to cover a variety of topics relevant to the novel and
show your command of the information. Make sure you share the information through a
variety of articles: Features, Editorials, Headlines, Interviews etc. Each edition will have a 45
point value.
| Chapters 1-6 Band of robbers, oaths Life with Widow and Watson Jim's Popularity Sunday School Kids Paps return, vow to change Judges's decision Log cabin Motives for escape |
| Chapters 7-12 Hucks escape Towns beliefs Firing cannons Jacksons Island Jim's plan Huck's promise Floating house Dead man What is bad luck? Huck's prank Sara Mary Williams Steamboat bandits |
| Chapters 13-18 Walter Scott Found on boat King Solomon Huck education vs. Jim practical Cairo A heavy fog The meaning of freindship Huck's guilt Jim's plan Smallpox River good or bad? Grangerford's Irony Reunited Romeo & Juliet |
| Chapters 19-24 Duke and King Did Pap teach Huck anything? Huck owns Jim? Pirate captain and $87 One horse village Boggs is shot Typical 19th century village King and Duke's show $465 in three nights Peter WIlks New Plan Huck's disgust |
| Chapters 31-35 Tattoo tells the truth Getaway Jim is sold Writing a letter Phelp's Farm - Aunt Sally Mistaken identity Sid Sawyer Town Justice Tar and Feather 2 Plans to Free Jim Tom's Romanticism |
| Chapters 36- End New Adventure Back Home Death in the Family Someone's will Tie up the loose ends Reflection: Choices made Huck's Future Jim's Future |
| Chapters 25 -30 Elizabeth is deaf Sick Blue Arab Peter Wilkes Brothers Giving Gold Away Joanna and lies Huck steals money Coffin Cash Selling slaves separately Real heirs Huck tells Mary Jane |