TORNADOES

The word tornado comes from the Spanish Tronada - thunderstorm and tornar - to turn

Tornado Newspaper Article
Write a story for the newspaper or a script for a television or radio news story.

Please format your article the way this sample article is written.
Single space your story.
Include the following:

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Your Name
Your science Period
Date
LOCATION OF STORY (ALL CAPS)
Text of story.

Fujita Scale

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Phyllis+Frick-18375842160574072554-Bmznp6pr@prod.writely.com

View Tornado Articles by Team 6-3 Science Class 2009:


F4 Strikes Las Vegas by Presley Cone, Alicja Seledec, and Madeline Wolfe

An F3 Rampage by Hannah Gorin

F5 Destroys Julian by Akshey Desai and Elijah Johnson



Half of Oak Park in Shreds by Rachel Green


The Tornado that Hits Oak Park by Jordin Hale and Marshana Taylor

Matilda Msall's Tornado Hits Tasty Dog Blog

Tornado Strikes Julian by Andrew Borgdorff, Hunter Samson and Marco Manola



Devastating Accident by Gianna B
Sneaky Tornado by Matt Urban
Air Shrieks, Tornado Sirens by Josh Gronwold

Rainy With a Chance of Cars by Zoe Farr and Robyn Crowly

Tornado Strikes Oak Park! by Juliet Peterson and Valentina Stafford