The Kid's Talk Radio Show on PNN

Kid's Talk Audio

The audio files to the left are here for you to add to your Kid's Talk Radio Broadcast. You can put them in durring a break in a story, at the beguining of a story, or use them as transitions between stories.

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Letter To Potential Interviewee

Dear _______________________,

Our class is currently studying _________________________ and would like to learn about what you do.

We are using the Kid's Talk Radio Program and PNN.com to learn how to interview people and become citizen journalists. Please let us know when you have an hour to meet with us for an interview.

Thank you,

________________________
School Name

________________________
Contact Person

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Organizing Classroom Reporters

Let students pick which team they would like to be part of. They will be responsible for collecting stories in their related fields.

When the teams start bringing in stories, let one or two of the students upload them to the classroom PNN page, for the Kid's Talk Radio team to share.

History Team
The history team covers stories and topics that focus on local history.
Where you come from
The history of your community
Pictures of where you are
Facts and stories about where you are

Family Team
The family team focuses on stories and topics related to classmate's families and communities.
Who is your family?
What is your family's history?
What kid of business are members of your family in?
What are your family's stories?
What are your stories?

Science Team
The science team covers local science, geography and technology.
Local wildlife
Local Plant Life
Local Geography
Local Weather
Local Technology and Developments

Arts and Culture Team
The Arts and Culture team reports on artists in the classroom and community.
Artists
Performing art
Music
Writing and Communication
Multimedia, Film, Radio, & Television

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