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The Philadelphia Gazette A Webquest for the historical fiction novel Fever, 1793

The Philadelphia Gazette A Webquest for the historical fiction novel Fever, 1793. Introduction Task Process Resources Evaluation Conclusion. Online Resources Here are some online resources you can use to acquire information for your articles. Yellow Fever/History of Philadelphia Article:

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The Philadelphia Gazette A Webquest for the historical fiction novel Fever, 1793

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  1. The Philadelphia Gazette A Webquest for the historical fiction novel Fever, 1793 IntroductionTaskProcessResourcesEvaluationConclusion

  2. Online ResourcesHere are some online resources you can use to acquire information for your articles Yellow Fever/History of Philadelphia Article: • www.historycentral.com • www.earlyamerica.com/earlyamerica/past/index.html • www.ushistory.org/philadelphia/ • www.health.state.nysdoh/comminicalbe_diseases/en/yellow.htm • www.xroads.virginia.edu/~CAP/ww/fever.html • www.geocities.com/bobarnebeck/history.html Article about a doctor: • www.geocities.com/bobarnebeck/deveze.html Article about the Free African American Society • www.pbs.org/wgbh/aia/part 3/index.html IntroductionTaskProcessResourcesEvaluationConclusion

  3. Rubric For Evaluation Click for Rubric IntroductionTaskProcessResourcesEvaluationConclusion

  4. Introduction • You are a journalist for the fictional newspaper, the Philadelphia Gazette. Your city has been raging with the fires of Yellow Fever. The epidemic has taken over the city and it is your journalistic duty to get the news to the people. Your deadline for publication is around the corner. Get that scoop!! IntroductionTaskProcessResourcesEvaluationConclusion

  5. The Task Your job is to collect information about the historical aspects of the Yellow Fever Epidemic discussed in the historical fiction novel, Fever, 1793. You will write four articles and design your own Philadelphia Gazette. You will write the following four articles: an article about the yellow fever epidemic (include some background history of the city of Philadelphia), one article about a real doctor who played a role in the control of the epidemic, one article about the Free African Society, and one obituary of a character that died in the story. Philadelphia, circa 1790 IntroductionTaskProcessResourcesEvaluationConclusion

  6. The Process: Step One Using the novel Fever 1793 and Internet links, you will research, write, and edit your Philadelphia Gazette. You will write your articles as if you are a journalist living in Philadelphia during the yellow fever epidemic. There is a shortage of paper, and your group realizes that the next edition will be the last one for awhile.  You have just enough paper to put out a two page edition. IntroductionTaskProcessResourcesEvaluationConclusion

  7. The Process: Step Two • When you publish your newspaper, you shall include: • A minimum of five historically correct vocabulary words  • Four or more historically accurate graphics.  • As individual reporter, you will be using your news writing skills to submit an article on all of the following topics:  • An article about the disease, Yellow Fever. This should include information about historical Philadelphia in the 1790's. • An obituary of a fever victim or someone in the story. • An article which makes reference to the Free African Society. • An article which references Dr. Benjamin Rush and Dr. Jean Deveze. Graphic Organizer IntroductionTaskProcessResourcesEvaluationConclusion

  8. The Process: Step Three • Once you have finished researching and writing your articles. You must design your newspaper. Use construction paper. This part is up to you. Check out the newspapers from the 18th century to see how they were designed, and model your newspaper in the same format. You must include: • The name of the newspaper: The Philadelphia Gazette • A title for each article • A fictional date, volume and number Example newspaper layout IntroductionTaskProcessResourcesEvaluationConclusion

  9. Sample Newspaper Layout IntroductionTaskProcessResourcesEvaluationConclusion

  10. Congratulations! You have finished. Turn in your newspaper for final publication!! EXTRA! EXTRA! READ ALL ABOUT IT HERE FIRST!! IntroductionTaskProcessResourcesEvaluationConclusion

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