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Paper.li and Twitter

Want to personalise your daily news? This is your chance to get to grips with twitter - its not all about celebrities and gossip! Your Twitter and Paper.li can be about anything you like - sports news, local events, fun things to do with your family, new cooking ideas, jokes or the latest headlines.

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Activities to try at home

 

1. Pick a favourite TV show, sports team or celebrity and make a paper about this. Pick your sources carefully and look through the finished paper, deleting anything that isn't useful or interesting.



2. Think of a topic that you could learn about as a family. If you can, make it personal to your family - for example it could be your cultural heritage, a historical event that was linked to your family or any shared interest, from food to film! Make a paper that's published weekly. Each week sit and read through it together and talk about what you've discovered.

3. Use the site to raise the topic of how reliable information is that you find online. Make a paper on a controversial subject - something where there's a debate, or for and against arguments. Very quickly pick some sources for a newspaper. Then look through the finished paper and discuss the articles - are they mostly facts or opinions? What's true and what's not?

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