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2006-2007 Affidavit Alert!

Attention all teaches who receive the Sentinel in their classroom!

Teachers who received the Santa Cruz Sentinel in their classroom in the 2006-2007 school year, need to fill our our affidavit. Please click to download the pdf form and fax it back to our program advisor at your earliest convenience.

This affidavit of delivery is required by our auditor (Audit Bureau of Circulation) to confirm receipt of your sponsored Santa Cruz Sentinel copies. This form is due NO LATER than JUNE 30th.

Newspapers in EducationNewspaper in Education is an exciting and innovative program to motivate students by using the newspaper as an educational tool in the classroom.

The Sentinel is currently used by 300+ teachers in our county in a variety of ways including language arts, math, science, history and economics.

Curriculum guides are made available to the teachers to show the many uses of this up-to-the minute "text" Countywide activities including the spelling bee, the stock market game, designing a newspaper ad or sponsors, and essay contests.

A growing number of businesses and individuals, involve themselves in this program by sponsoring the papers that are provided free to the classes. Click to become a sponsor


We offer a special educational rate for delivery of the Santa Cruz Sentinel directly to the classroom. At present, we have sponsors who will cover the cost of the paper; available on a first-come, first-served basis.


Click to download a PDF request form to have the paper delivered to your classroom
or contact the NIE Coordinator, Arnie Levine alevine@santacruzsentinel.com,
(831) 423-4242 ext 218

 




Nasa Space Place from the Santa Cruz Sentinel
FEATURED STORY:
Beat the Heat ­ or at Least Baffle It!

Summer's coming. You're looking forward to playing outside on warm, sunny days.

But some days are so hot the only way to be outside is under a big shade tree. Why does shade make you feel cooler? Since air is moving all around you, and the air is all about the same temperature, why should it matter whether you are in the shade or not?

More Cool Stories and Subjects:
Amazing facts
Planets and the solar system
Stars, galaxies, and black holes
Laws of the universe
Earth and the Moon
Space Technology



We've searched the Web for sites that offer reference materials, background information, famous works and other information that we think will be useful in preparing reports or completing homework assignments.

CONTACT
Arnie Levine,
NIE Coordinator,
831.423.4242 ext 218
or by e-mail

alevine@santacruzsentinel.com


Top ten reasons we think NIE will enhance the learning experience:


10.
NIE helps develop the habit of daily newspaper reading among students. The paper is often the only text a majority of students will continue to read throughout their lives.

9. Newspapers in the classroom help make teaching more creative and challenging.

8. Newspapers contain something for every student: real math problems, science as it happens, editorials on current topics, local news, entertainment highlights, classified ads and more.

7. Newspapers enhance classroom projects and promote cooperative team efforts.

6. Newspapers can be marked on, cut, pasted and colored-activities important to young children who learn by seeing and doing. Newspapers provide children with a new workbook every day!

5. Newspapers have transfer effects-students learn from newspapers at school and convey their knowledge at home.

4. Newspapers contribute to independent reading, improved vocabulary, enhanced comprehension, critical thinking and improved reading and writing skills.

3. Newspapers are "living textbooks," reporting history as it happens, while creating interest in current events.

2. Newspapers bridge the gap between the classroom and the "real" world.

1. Newspapers are motivational, lots of fun and TURN ON THE TURNED OFF!


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