A chilly-wind is blowing through ClubPenguin - Club Penguin Times staff meeting story pitch

Sep 28, 2026

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A narrative scene at Club Penguin newspaper offices introduces two experienced reporters, Liz and Kip, and a new reporter who feels nervous before a staff meeting. The editor-in-chief, Aunt Arctic, calls for the team to pitch story ideas for the next issue going to press in six hours. Liz proposes an article about games to earn fast coins, Kip suggests hide-and-seek play places, while the new reporter struggles to find inspiration, seeking guidance from Aunt Arctic.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryStory & Novel

FormatPDF

Pages84

Reading Time2 h 9 min

AccessFree to download

Club Penguin newspaper office

Meeting the reporters and editor

Story pitches for the next issue

DisNEpcLuB StarReporter Collect these other great titles! Wi # iaмodaнле13 8Hd dnOA Y9IdдачзФ 1saм Аээел NqJ0odəy JeS 8HVd d0OA Y9lddaNS SUNBIRD Published by Ladybird Books Ltd 2010A Penguin Company Penguin Books Ltd,80 Strand,London,WC2R ORL,UKPenguin Books Australia Ltd,Camberwell,Victoria,Australia Penguin Group(NZ),67 Apollo Drive,Rosedale,North Shore 0632,New Zealand(a division of Pearson New Zealand Ltd) Al rights reserved.No part of this publication may be reproduced,stored in a retrieval system,or transmitted in any form or by anymeans,electronic,mechanical,photocopying,recording or otherwise,without the prior consent of the copyright owner. ◎2009 Club Penguinwww.clubpenguin.com www.ladybird.com ISBN:9781409390176Printed in Great Britain 3 A chilly-wind is blowing through ClubPenguin.As you leave your igloo,you're gladyou wore your favourite green turtleneck andyour furry boots.Your feet crunch on snowas you walk up to the door at the office ofThe Club Penguin Times. It's nice and warm inside.The newspaperoffice is crowded but comfortable.Four desksform a square in the centre of the room.Eachdesk is topped with a computer.The walls arelined with filing cabinets containing back issuesof The Club Penguin Times. The office is bustling with activity. Penguins are running around waving papers,quickly typing at computers,and sharing ideas. Two reporters are standing next to thewater cooler in the corner.One is a yellowpenguin wearing glasses and a pink hoodie.Her brown hair is tied in a side ponytail.Theother is a smart looking brown penguin wearinga green striped polo shirt and khaki trousers.A vinyl messenger bag is slung across hisshoulders. "Hi,Liz.Hi,Kip,"you say.The two reporters give you a friendly wave hello and goback to their conversation.5 You waddle over to one of the desks and sitdown.You've only just started reporting for thenewspaper,and you're a bit nervous every timeyou come to the office.Liz and Kip are real pros.They've both had stories printed on the paper'sfront page. The front page...You sigh just thinkingabout it.Imagine how cool it would be to seeyour story highlighted on the front page ofthe paper!You picture walking through the Coffee Shop,where every penguin is reading thenewspaper. “This is the best story ever!”a penguinmight say. "I must admit...I wrote it,"you replymodestly. “You wrote it?”the other penguin will askin disbelief.“It's amazing!” Kip interrupts your daydream. “So are you ready for the staff meeting?”he asks. “Staff meeting?What staff meeting?”you ask. “Aunt Arctic wants to hear our best storypitches,"Kip says."I've got some good ideas. Front page stuff for sure.You got anything?” "Uh...well...I...uh,"you stammer.You're totally not prepared for this!You've gotto think of something,fast. “Good afternoon,reporters!” You'd recognize that cheerful voice anywhere.It's Aunt Arctic,the editor-in-chief ofThe Club Penguin Times.She's green and wearscat's-eye shaped glasses.A pink hat sits on topof her head,anda yellow pencil is tucked underthe brim. “Is everyone ready for the staff meeting?”she asks. "You bet,"says Liz. "Yep,"says Kip. "Uh...um...sure,"you say nervously. You follow Liz,Kip,and the other reportersinto Aunt Arctic's office.It's very tidy.Papersare stacked neatly on top of her desk.There's acolourful round rug on the floor.In the centreof the room isa round table surrounded withchairs.You take a seat. “Now then,"Aunt Arctic says.“Our nextissue goes to press in six hours.I am sure you allhave some wonderful story ideas to suggest.” “Sure do,"Liz says.“Check this out:I’mdoing an article on which games can help youearn fast coins." “Excellent,”Aunt Arctic says. You start to sweat.That's a great idea!Yousearch your brain for something,anything.Butyou've got no ideas. "I've got one,"Kip says."I'm doing a storyon the best places to play hide-and-seek withyour friends.” Aunt Arctic nods."W

FAQs

Who is the editor-in-chief at The Club Penguin Times?

Aunt Arctic is the editor-in-chief who leads the staff meeting and requests story pitches for the next issue.

What themes do Liz and Kip propose for their story pitches?

Liz pitches an article on which games help penguins earn fast coins, while Kip suggests the best places to play hide-and-seek with friends.

Why does the new reporter feel stressed during the staff meeting?

The new reporter is nervous and unprepared, having trouble thinking of any story ideas before Aunt Arctic asks for pitches.

Sep 28, 2026

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