1. Choose a theme: determine the theme of your tabloid. This can be a school project, a festival celebration, a theme report, or any topic that interests you. Collect information related to the topic you choose. You can get information from books, internet, magazines, newspapers and other different sources.

2. Prepare the required materials: Make sure that you have the materials needed to make tabloids, including large pieces of paper, colored pens, pencils, scissors, glue, stickers, printed pictures, etc. Draw the layout of your tabloid on paper. Decide the position of the title and how to arrange the text, pictures and charts.

3. Draw a border: Draw an attractive border on the edge of the tabloid with a colored pen or pencil. You can choose different colors and patterns. Set the collected information as a tabloid, ensure that the text is clear and easy to read, and use different fonts and colors to enhance visual appeal.

4. Add illustrations and pictures: Add illustrations, pictures or charts to tabloids to better present information. You can draw or print pictures. Decorations and highlights Use stickers, colored pens or other decorations to increase the attraction of tabloids. You can also use eye-catching headlines and subheadings.

Information about numerical values

1, numerical value is a mathematical term widely used in various disciplines, including but not limited to: mathematics, physics, chemistry, engineering and other fields. Numerical values can be divided into two categories: discrete numerical values and continuous numerical values. Discrete values refer to values that can be taken between integers or finite decimals.

2, the size of the numerical value can be used to describe the size and quantity relationship of different things. For example, the length, mass, speed, temperature and so on of an object can be described by numerical values. Numerical values can also be used to represent mathematical concepts, such as the size of an angle, the value of a function and so on.

3. Numerical values also have some basic properties, such as positive number, negative number and zero. Positive numbers refer to numbers greater than zero, negative numbers refer to numbers less than zero, and zero refers to numbers equal to zero. In mathematical operations, positive and negative numbers can cancel each other out, but zero can't cancel each other out. In addition, numerical values have some basic properties, such as additivity, reducibility and multiplicability, which play an important role in mathematical operations.