Zines for Kids: Multigenre Texts About Media Icons

Overview

From Theory to Practice

Student Objectives

Instructional Plan

Student Assessment

IRA/NCTE Standards

Zines for Kids

Multigenre Texts About Media Icons

The Zine is CGU’s very first student publication that creates space for creative expression in the diverse voices that make up this community.

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Overview

This lesson reviews a variety of writing genres: letter writing, persuasive writing, narrative, acrostic poetry, comic writing, and biography/autobiography. Each student chooses a prominent figure from popular culture as the focus for a multigenre zine, and plans the project using the Facts–Questions–Interpretations method developed by Allen & Swistak (2004). Students then write in each of the listed genres about their chosen subjects, using a variety of ReadWriteThink.org tools. Finally, students design covers for their projects and the teacher binds all of the printed documents into individual zines.

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