NEWSPAPERS IN EDUCATION

Young readers thank CBH for donations

Thank you for the free newspapers. We have learned what a flag is and have used it for a guideline for our own newspaper.

Emmett Byington

Thank you so much for the newspapers that you gave to us. It means a lot to me that you were caring enough to give us these papers. Without these papers I could not have understood what a flag or a byline is or have learned it so easily. Thank you for all your help.

Emily A.

Thank you for donating our Sage Point Wildcat time group with the free daily newspapers. Thanks to the newspapers, our class has been able to learn what a flag, byline and a cutline is, and also our class has been able to make our own class newspapers.

Nick Cammack

Thank you for sending the daily newspaper to our class so we can read them. I learned how to write a newspaper article correctly and how to recognize a flag and bylines. I greatly appreciate it.

Nick Wright

Thank you so much for the newspapers you donated. They really help when trying to learn newspaper terms like "dateline," "flag," "byline," and "jump." I really appreciate it.

Mikena Loutherback

Thank you for providing the free newspapers. I learned about the different parts of the newspaper.

Michael Flores

Thank you for letting our Wildcat time class read papers for free. I really like the comics and the crossword - they are hard. We learned about a cutline is. We are also making a newspaper for our class.

Carter Lybbert

Thank you for donating the free newspapers. It has helped our class learn about the dateline, cutline and the flag in the newspaper. Thanks again!

Maddy Balsz

Thank you for providing the free newspapers. My classmates and I loved reading the stories. We learned about flags, headlines, datelines, bylines, jumps and cutlines.

Corina Lybbert

Thank you for all the newspapers you have given to our class. It really helps us to be able to have something to use as the format of the monthly classroom newspapers we are making.

Heidi Cooper

Thank you for providing our Wildcat group with newspapers. I now know what a flag is, what a byline is, and what a jump is.

Jordan Pack

Thank you so much for providing the free newspapers. We have learned many things like flags, bylines, cutlines, and many more. After reading your newspaper, we have decided to make our own newspaper. Thank you again.

Austin Hyer

Thank you for our class newspaper. I learned what a byline is and a cutline and also a flag.

Brandon Wood

Thank you so much for all the Columbia Basin Herald newspapers. I really appreciate it because now I know what a flag, dateline, byline, headline, cutline, and a jump is. Now we can put all of that in our class newspaper called Nordin's Notable News.

At first I wasn't really sure how to make a newspaper, but after I looked at yours, I got a lot more confidence. Thanks again.

Sara

Thank you Columbia Basin Herald for donating newspapers. We are very glad that you are donating some newspapers to all of our classes. The newspaper have helped us learn how to write articles and we learned what a flag is, a headline, a jump, a byline, a cutline, and a dateline.

Adam Cooper

Thank you very much Columbia Basin Herald for providing papers for us (Sage Point). I have learned about the flag, byline, index and much more! We learned how the newspaper is set up and the format.

Yasmin Shateri

Thanks for the newspaper for our classroom. I usually don't read the newspaper but for the last week or so I've been reading it at school. I like reading the cover stories and the comics.

Cammi Ogden

Thank you so much for donating newspapers to our class to help us with our class newspaper. It has helped us learn about them and then write our own class newspaper.

Megan Cooper

Thank you so much for the free newspapers. They are great! If we didn't get these, we wouldn't be able to learn how to make newspapers. We are all thankful that we didn't have to buy our own for this rich, wonderful experience. My favorite part of your newspaper is the funnies, which are really funny.

Mitchell Reagan

Thank you for all the information you provide us. You guys have been very helpful in our school projects in Mrs. Nordin's class. I have learned lots from your newspapers. I have learned flags, bylines and cutlines. Thanks again!

Conrad Johnson

Thank you for giving us free newspapers. We are using them as guidelines to create our own class newspapers for the month of March. I hope you think it's OK if we copy your format!

Noah Heaps

Thank you so much for giving us free newspapers. We are learning about them. We have to create our own newspaper for our parents. We learned how to become a great writer from the stories. And again thank you very much.

Ashley

Thank you for the free newspapers. We learned what a flag is. We are using them for a guideline for our own newspapers that we are creating ourselves. We are making a March edition in Mrs. Nordin's Wildcat time.

Evan McLean

Thanks! Fifth grade students at Sage Point have been working very hard to make their own newspaper and have been learning with the help of the Herald. Thank you a bunch!

Carl Hart

Thank you for donating newspapers to our class. We learned a lot about a newspaper. We learned what a flag was and a headline, caption, byline, jump, index, cutline, dateline, features and ads. It was really fun. Thanks Columbia Basin Herald.

Michael Duncan

Thank you for letting us have all the newspapers for free. It has helped me be able to write a newspaper article correctly. I have also learned what a flag and a byline are. Thanks again. I have appreciate it so much.

Denali Knowles

Thank you for the newspapers and everything I have learned, like bylines.

Kevon Parker

Thank you for the daily newspaper. I read a lot of them. I also found a lot of interesting things, like the kids trying to murder their stepmom.

Quinton Lybbert

Thank you Columbia Basin Herald for donating newspapers for Mrs. Nordin's class at Sage Point and donating different issues to the class. Thank you again and I learned cutlines, bylines and flag, and learned how to write an article.

Preston Fillipi