Q: What happens when we just believe everything we read or see online?
Q: What questions can we ask when we see something online to help verify the information?
Everyone is going to submit one piece of news
- The news can be real or totally made up but it must be believable
- We will vote on the most believable piece of news (extra kudos if your fake answer hits the top 5)
Q: Everyone gives a piece of news, either true, or fake but believable
Find out the truth!
- In 10 groups you will be given one of the top 5 pieces of news, and be told whether you are defending it as true or false
- Each true and false team will have 10 minutes to fact check and come up with a persuasive argument for their news
- Each team will present their evidence and arguments to the class
- As a class we will decide whether it is true or false information
Drawing the news!
- You will have 5 minutes to draw an illustration for one of the pieces of news from the previous activity
- We will be voting on the best one!
Q: Draw your favourite piece of news from the lesson