English · Stage 6

My Digital Magazine

The term's big make — researching and building your own digital magazine: choosing the right form, checking your facts and photos, linking and proofreading your writing, all in one publication

✦ English📘 Stage 6 · S6⏱ ~15 min🧒 Ages 10–12★ Free to start

I can combine the term's skills into one make.

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Kavi Builds a Magazine

"Look at everything you learned this term!" cheered Kavi. "You researched with more than one source and said where you found it, you learned to choose the right form — report, review, opinion, how-to — you planned a digital text with words and pictures together, you checked claims and questioned whether a photo was real, and you proofread every line. Today we fold all of it into one big make — your very own digital magazine!"

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What your child will learn

1Build a magazine in six movesA magazine is the make where every skill from this term works together. Research your facts, choose the right form for each piece, plan how it looks, check it is true, proofread it, then publish.

2Facts or what I think?A report gives facts you can check. An opinion says what the writer thinks and cannot be proved true or false. A magazine needs both — but you must keep them clearly apart. Tap each line into the right box.

3What makes a magazine page

4Read the editor's noteTap each line in order. Listen for the term's skills working together — research, your own words, the right form, checking photos, and proofreading.

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A peek inside

You want to tell readers the facts about a flood that happened. Which form fits best — a report, a review, or an opinion column?

facts about something that happened, no side taken → a factual account → a news report

Try this at home: Name the form that gives the facts of something that happened, with no opinion.

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