1. “ZINE“ (how to make one, definition, history etc.)
1.1. Zine: History and Background
1.1.1. Messy is good
1.1.2. What's the difference between Zines and Magazines published by Companies?
1.1.3. What can you put in your Zine?
1.2. Activity: Make your own Zine (planning your project)
1.3. Kid friendly guide
1.4. ZINE NOTES:
1.4.1. Anything can be printed and pasted in
1.4.2. Can be typed
1.4.3. Can be created in Canva, Google Docs, Google Slides, and printed and pasted alongside original drawings, etc.
1.5. ZINE DEFINITINO: can be a magazine, zine, book, booklet, box, any printed object that contains pages that the editorial content is based on the theme.
2. DECODING Mentor Texts (PRESSREADER.COM)
2.1. Press Reader Catalog of Magazines:
2.1.1. https://www.pressreader.com/magazines
2.1.1.1. Log in: Rhys-D@pressreader.com // password: pressreader
2.2. DECODING: Kids -- look at topics in the Press Reader Catalog - analyze covers
2.2.1. What messages about [TOPIC] is this magazine cover telling?
2.2.2. What strategies or features are they using to draw in readers?
2.2.3. Identify the Elements/use Vocab (i.e. Masthead, etc.)
2.2.4. Show evidence in the cover as you discuss
3. ENCODING: Choose a topic, create yoru own magazine cover
3.1. Elements of a Magazine Cover
3.1.1. Masthead
3.1.2. Tagline
3.1.3. Issue and Dateline
3.1.4. Main Image
3.1.5. Lead Article
3.1.6. Diagram