PPT-The Lead The lead is the beginning or introduction to your story.

A lead draws the reader into your story A good lead HOOKS readers from the beginning and makes them excited to continue reading Types of Leads Dramatic or Surprise Lead Mother died yesterday Or maybe yesterday I cant be sure. Much of this success is due to research supported by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences NIEHS and others who have helped to identify and reduce the health e57488ects of lead exposure in children and adults What is lead Lead is a Editing the Anecdotal Lead. What is an anecdotal lead?. . Donna Williams missed dinner three times last month as she worked to get out bills for the city.. Two weeks ago her family offered an ultimatum: Put in less overtime or else.. Objective. Students will use lead techniques to write a rough draft of the exposition to their personal narrative.. Your Goals. To grab the reader’s . attention . using a lead. To provide . context . Good . leads begin stories. Bad leads can finish them. If the first couple of sentences don't make the reader feel helplessly curious and compelled to continue, your body copy won't be read. . Leads . ). Creative introduction. Action . introduction. Dialogue introduction. . Personal introduction. Question introduction. Quotation introduction. CREATIVE LEADS. A creative lead catches the reader off-guard with an opening statement that leaves the reader smiling or wondering what the rest of the essay contains. . I got you a present! . Hummingbirds bring me joy. . That ridiculously huge dog always scares me!. Types of Leads. Introduction Lead. the story starts out by introducing the characters or the setting. IN THE DIGITAL AGE. Kathleen McElroy. Oklahoma State University. June 2016. This is an interactive . session – tweak. , question, suggest. , . crowdsource. , interrupt (politely), discuss.. ‘A Journalist!’. seed . idea. Reread Your Notebook. Yes. Reread every single story or partial story you have written to this point.. Once you have reread your narrative pieces, select ONE. This is your seed idea.. Mark your seed idea with a paper clip.. Writing Strong Openings. Identify/Define:. Leads, Hooks, . Attention Grabbing Openers (AGOs). Why do we have to do this?. Effective and dramatic openers are designed to grab a reader’s attention…like a hook grabs a fish.. Presenter Name. Job Title. Date of Presentation. Division of Public Health, Bureau of Environmental and Occupational Health . P-01245 (04/2016). Protecting and promoting the health and safety of the people of Wisconsin. Adapted from UIL website. Nancy Gibson – Journalism I. The "who" lead.  - If the "who" is a person (place or thing) well known, it is usually the feature of the lead. The name alone attracts attention. Unless one of the other elements is particularly outstanding, the "big name" comes first. Presenter Name. Job Title. Date of Presentation. Division of Public Health, Bureau of Environmental and Occupational Health . P-01245 (04/2016). Protecting and promoting the health and safety of the people of Wisconsin. General facts. The. younger generation. Industries. and uses. Industries and uses. 2.0. 25. 25. 25. 25. 25. 50. 50. 50. 50. 50. 75. 75. 75. 75. 75. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. Final Jeopardy. I.  OVERVIEW OF EPI DESIGN STRATEGIES. Updated . by the Division of Occupational Safety & Health (DOSH) for employee training. November, 2016. Lead in . Construction. We will cover the following topics:. . Health hazards of lead. How you are exposed to lead.