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Keywords: Digital Media, English, Journalism, Public Servcie |
Subject(s): Photography, Civics, Video, Social Skills, Spelling, Technology, Service Learning, Grammar, Journalism, Writing, Reading, English/Language Arts |
Grades 5 through 12 |
NETS-S Standard: - Creativity and Innovation
- Communication and Collaboration
- Research and Information Fluency
- Critical Thinking, Problem Solving, and Decision Making
- Digital Citizenship
- Technology Operations and Concepts
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School: Laurel School, Laurel, IN |
Planned By: Carol Blake |
Original Author: Carol Blake, Laurel |
Lesson Plan: Create a Public Service Announcement Lesson By: Carol Blake Grades: 6 and up
Teacher will explain the meaning and purpose of a Public Service Announcement: What is a Public Service Announcement? A short, to the point, video that presents a powerful lesson for a targeted audience. PSA’s aim to raise awareness or change public attitude about a social issue or topic.
Teacher and students will discuss a variety of ideas for Public Service Announcements to generate a list of potential topics. Then, students will use digital resources (Chromebook, flip cameras, slides, Wevideo, etc) to create a public service announcement
Question stems to generate conversation can include: What is an issue that affects a large amount of young people? Is there a topic that students are afraid to talk about, but affects many?
PSA Assignment:
Your Assignment is to create a PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT about an important topic from the list below: (if you have your own idea, see me!)
Child Abuse Playground Safety Littering/Keeping the Town clean Why We Need Bees Earth Day School Bus Safety Beach Safety Energy Conservation Endangered Animals Bike Safety Fire Safety @ Home Feeding the Hungry in the US Cyber Bullying Fire Safety @ School Feeding the Hungry worldwide Importance of Exercise Adopting Pets Why Hunting Laws are Important Recycling ATV Safety Drug Abuse in teens
Your Video Must: Tell a story (act it out) to show the problem Flash words that show the goal Voiceover (talking or interview) that explains the problem while images show the problem Voiceover that discusses the issue and facts about the issue (found in researching the topic) while images show the facts and issues Where to get more info (shown at the end) ex: websites, phone numbers
YOU WILL BE GRADED ON: HOW WELL YOU USE YOUR TIME IF YOU INCLUDED ALL THE THINGS LISTED ABOVE SONG CHOICES FOR YOUR VIDEO THAT MATCH THE TOPIC SPELLING/GRAMMAR
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