Because most people in school today were not living during the 1920s, much of the information for this project will come from research. Articles will, however, contain information that is fictional. While students must base the majority of their writing on factual events and information, there is some freedom in this project to be creative and adventurous. Every article that goes into the magazine must be typed.
Students have both the media center and the computer lab scheduled for at least two class periods.
Further, any student who finishes work early will be able to use classroom computers or the computer lab to continue work on the magazine. Mrs. Gwinn will provide the notebook and page protectors students will use to assemble the magazine. There will be a designated place in the library where print materials will be kept on reserve for student use. Most of these materials may be checked out for a restricted period of time. These articles must include factual information that is obtained through research.