1. NEWS ARTICLE HEADLINE Date today 00/00/00 Your enigma newsletter must include these text features: Title (2pts) 3 subtitles (3pts) Picture with caption (2pts) 3 bolded vocab. Words with definitions (6pts) 3 italicized direct quotes (3pts) This will be a total of 16 points! The newsletter must have the following information pieces: Detailed sentences about the setting (2 pts) 1 sentence with all three sources and a sentence starter (2pts) 1 sentence from the fluency passage with a sentence starter (2pts) 1 sentence from the article with a sentence starter (2pt s) 1 sentence from the video with a sentence starter (2pts) Sentences about theory 1 (2pt) Sentences about theory 2 (2pt) Correct grammar, spelling, capitalization, and punctuation (3pts) Information is organized in a logical, interesting, and easy to follow sequence (3pts) This will be a total of 20 points!

2. INSERT YOUR HEADLINE HERE Paragraph two should describe the enigma in more detail. What is the mystery? This paragraph should include information from all three resources. You must have one sentence that has information found in all three sources. You must also have one sentence from the fluency passage, one sentence from your research article, and one sentence from your video. Make sure you use sentence starters such as “according to the text” or “based on the video.” Paragraph three should have information from scientist or people who have attempted to solve or explain the enigma. You must give at least two different theories or reasons for the enigma. Title of Enigma www.dailynews.com THE WORLD’S FAVOURITE NEWSPAPER - Since 1879 Subtitle- Paragraph 1 Your enigma research will involve reading a fluency passage, researching a creditable or respectable article, and watching a video on your chosen enigma. Paragraph one should include information about your enigma’s setting. Where and when did this enigma take place? Make sure you use good descriptive sentences. Subtitle- Paragraph 2 Subtitle- Paragraph 3 Caption

3. Create a headline here! Title of your enigma - Since 1802 Caption Subtitle- Paragraph 1 Subtitle- Paragraph 3 Subtitle- Paragraph 2 Your enigma research will involve reading a fluency passage, researching a creditable or respectable article, and watching a video on your chosen enigma. Paragraph one should include information about your enigma’s setting. Where and when did this enigma take place? Make sure you use good descriptive sentences. Paragraph three should have information from scientist or people who have attempted to solve or explain the enigma. You must give at least two different theories or reasons for the enigma. Paragraph two should describe the enigma in more detail. What is the mystery? This paragraph should include information from all three resources. You must have one sentence that has information found in all three sources. You must also have one sentence from the fluency passage, one sentence from your research article, and one sentence from your video. Make sure you use sentence starters such as “according to the text” or “based on the video.”

4. HEADLINE HERE Today’s DateWORLD EXCLUSIVES Caption Title of Enigma Subtitle- Paragraph 1 Subtitle- Paragraph 3 Subtitle- Paragraph 2 Your enigma research will involve reading a fluency passage, researching a creditable or respectable article, and watching a video on your chosen enigma. Paragraph one should include information about your enigma’s setting. Where and when did this enigma take place? Make sure you use good descriptive sentences. Paragraph two should describe the enigma in more detail. What is the mystery? This paragraph should include information from all three resources. You must have one sentence that has information found in all three sources. You must also have one sentence from the fluency passage, one sentence from your research article, and one sentence from your video. Make sure you use sentence starters such as “according to the text” or “based on the video.” Paragraph three should have information from scientist or people who have attempted to solve or explain the enigma. You must give at least two different theories or reasons for the enigma.