Customize Newspaper Templates
If you're assigning this to your students, copy the poster to your account and save. When creating an assignment, just select it as a template!
What is a Newspaper Poster Project?
A newspaper poster project is an engaging activity that teachers can assign as an end of unit activity, or at any point during the learning process. Students will create their own newspaper page using a template to get started. Kids will come up with lots of newspaper poster ideas that are sure to impress!
Get the feel of a larger folded newspaper format by having students create newspapers on an 11x17 layout! Our premium templates are perfect for fictional summaries, historical events, and even school newspapers. A newspaper project template lets students get creative while recounting events, and they're easily adapted to fit any subject, from Science to ELA!
Benefits of Newspaper Poster Projects in the Classroom
This type of project benefits learning in the classroom because students can express themselves creatively, while not having to stress about drawing their own art! With the ability to print and have students work by hand, or use digitally, teachers are able to differentiate based upon the needs of individual students. Since there are so many newspaper templates, or you can create a newspaper poster design from scratch using the newspaper maker, students and teachers will no doubt find whatever they are looking for!
How to Make a Newspaper Poster
Choose One of the Premade Newspaper Poster Templates
We have lots of amazing templates to choose from. Take a look at our newspaper poster example for inspiration!
Click on "Copy Template"
Once you do this, you will be directed to the storyboard creator.
Give Your Poster a Name!
Be sure to call it something related to the topic so that you can easily find it in the future.
Edit Your Poster
This is where you will include details, text, images, and make any aesthetic changes that you would like. The options are endless!
Click "Save and Exit"
When you are finished with your newspaper poster, click this button in the lower right hand corner to exit your storyboard.
Next Steps
From here you can print, download as a PDF, attach it to an assignment and use it digitally, and more!
Other Premade Templates Your Students Will Love
Love our newspaper templates? Did you know that Storyboard That has tons of other poster templates for every subject, classroom decor, calendars, and so much more? Here are just a few of the topics you will find when you browse the template library:
- Class Schedule Poster Templates
- Classroom Rules Poster Templates
- Punctuation Poster Templates
- Health Class Poster Templates
- Biography Poster Templates
- Board Game Poster Templates
Do you want to see more? Check out our posters and other worksheet categories on our main Teacher Templates page!
Check out our Poster Template Gallery to see all of our poster layouts!
Happy Creating!
How to Use a Newspaper Poster Template for a Book Report
Pick a newspaper poster template that fits your layout needs.
Choose a design with enough space for multiple text boxes, images, and headlines to mimic a real newspaper front page.
Have students choose or finish reading a book.
Assign a class novel or let students select their own fiction or nonfiction title to report on.
Assign article-style sections based on story elements.
For example, the main article could summarize the plot, a side column could focus on character interviews, and another could describe the setting or theme.
Encourage creative headlines and visuals.
Students should write catchy newspaper headlines and include illustrations, maps, or “photographs” from the book to bring the story to life.
Edit and revise for clarity and flow.
Have students peer review each other’s posters or use a simple checklist for layout, grammar, and content accuracy.
Print and share the final posters.
Display them around the classroom or bind them into a class newspaper book to celebrate student learning.
Frequently Asked Questions about Newspaper Poster Templates
What is a newspaper poster template and how do students use it?
A newspaper poster template is a customizable page that looks like a newspaper front page. Students use it to retell events, summarize topics, or present creative content like news articles, editorials, and images.
How do I create a newspaper poster for a school project?
Choose a template, give your poster a title, and edit it with headlines, columns, images, and captions. You can print it, download it, or assign it digitally depending on your classroom needs.
What are some creative ways to use newspaper templates in class?
Use them for book reports, science discoveries, historical reenactments, current events, or classroom news. Students love taking on the role of reporters or editors!
Can students work in groups on a newspaper poster project?
Absolutely! Newspaper posters are perfect for collaborative learning. Assign roles like writer, editor, and illustrator to foster teamwork and ownership.
What subjects can I use a newspaper poster template for?
They’re great for ELA, social studies, science, and even math. Any topic that involves storytelling, reporting, or summarizing can work with this format.
How is a newspaper poster different from a regular worksheet?
A newspaper poster encourages creativity and synthesis. Instead of answering questions, students organize and present their learning in a more visual, narrative-driven format.
Can I print a newspaper poster in large format?
Yes! These templates are designed for 11x17 or similar large paper sizes, so they work well as displays, bulletin boards, or student exhibits.
What should be included on a student-created newspaper poster?
Include a bold title, article sections, visuals, captions, and maybe even ads or comics. Encourage students to mimic the layout of a real newspaper while staying on topic.
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