Looking for a hero handwritten newspaper

How to make a handwritten newspaper correctly Step 1: What is the general idea of this handwritten newspaper? First of all, for some subjects, you need to learn first. Then the props needed are a blank piece of paper. Parents and children brainstorm and list their children's ideas. The key point here is: "children's thoughts"! Not the parents' idea! The skills needed here are: the skills of open-ended questions! For example, the handwritten newspaper A Magic School Bus Q1: What is the topic of today's handwritten newspaper? Q2: What do you think this topic will show? Or what are the key words in the title? Q3: What are the magic aspects? Q4: What are the magic places outside the school bus? What about inside? (Use leading questions when she doesn't have too many ideas) When the child answers questions, what parents need to do is: 1. Listen, 2. Record and 3. Summarize. Remember! Parents, shut up! Don't think instead of children! Step 2: Since the theme is determined, the content needs to be put in different positions and expressed in different forms. That is: typesetting-painting-writing typesetting: that is, the position where the content is placed on the paper. You can teach your child different typesetting skills according to the theme of each handwritten newspaper. Finally, to sum up: have a correct attitude and seize every opportunity to grow. Thoughts are irreplaceable, and parents are diligent in asking questions to help their children think for themselves. Typesetting can be learned, and mind maps can be used to organize logic. Painting and writing are just tools to improve skills through exercise.