News


Radio news is usually quite short and doesn’t have as much detail as news in a newspaper or TV news report. Start your story with the most important information then add the details in later. Make sure to include the who, what, when, where and why of the story. The first sentence should have the when, where and what of the story.

Example: On May 13, Mr. Petros Shinkewski discovered that all of his Kovbasa (koo-ba-sa, sausage) had been stolen from his garage fridge.
Later on in the story add details like: Currently there are no suspects but police are on the lookout for known thieves with garlic breath.

Check out the real Saskatoon news here.
Ukrainian news can be found here.

You can write about real things happening in Saskatoon or Ukraine or make up something that could happen.

Make your article as clear as you can. After the rough copy get an editor to check it for mistakes. Your parents or a teacher can help revise your report to make it clearer or more interesting. After it has been checked by your teacher it is ready to be read. You will either read it to the class as a play or read it into a microphone to be put on the internet.
Sports
After your news segment you may want to share some sports scores with your audience. You may even make up your own game play-by-play.

Make your report as clear as you can. After the rough copy get an editor to check it for mistakes. Your parents or a teacher can help revise your report to make it clearer or more interesting. After it has been checked by your teacher it is ready to be read. You will either read it to the class as a play or read it into a microphone to be put on the internet.

Here, here and here are some Saskatoon sports teams for your story.