Major Literary Genres Tech Team (Please enable macros! Thanks.) Begin NotesSources.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

By Janae Dills. Fantasy is fiction that contains elements that are NOT realistic, such as talking animals and magical powers.

Advertisements

Set 1. Clauses Group of words with a subject & verb. Example- The boy is going to the school. Boy is the subject. Is going is the verb.

Open at 7:35 until 3:00 Including lunch time Courteous to others maintain low voices Take care of materials borrowed Library is not a hallway… PLEASE.

Taylor Mentzer’s Book Report Taylor Mentzer’s Book Report Characters Plot Setting Genre Vocabulary Place Book Cover Image Here. (You can copy and paste.

Literary: anything having to do with written works (books, poems, stories…)

Literary Genres: An Introduction Choose Your Novel Unit by Shelby George 2011.

GENRE What kind of music do you like? Pop Classical Rap Jazz Rock Heavy Metal.

Reading Genres.

Literary Genres – Science Fiction Literature 8 – Mrs. Munnier.

A form of writing that tells a story. Fiction is made up, not true. There are several different types of fiction, including:

Mrs. Reeves DCHS Library Mrs. Reeves

Elements of a story. Think about the following 1.What should be included/considered/remembered when writing a story? 2.What would a cliché or typical.

Welcome to 6E Language Arts! Mrs. Tamagni Fairfield Woods Middle School.

GENRE Mrs. Folkers June 20, Definition: Genre is just a fancy way of saying “different categories or types of books”.

How to Use the OPAC (Online Public Access Catalog )

Welcome to Room 418 – Mrs. O’Hare Check out our “Where I’m From” poems, written by students as we explore how our life experiences affects how we interpret.

What do you Read?. Genre is a French word meaning kind or group It is pronounced jon-ra.

Welcome to Room 418 – Mrs. O’Hare, Ms. Taylor, Mrs. Wayton Check out our “Where I’m From” poems, written by students as we explore how our life experiences.

Module 6 – Get ready 8TH GRADE. Let’s watch a trailer.  Would you like to watch this movie? Why (not)? moCgxZg.

Notes with In-Text Citations Kimberly Cullen. Question # 1; How do authors hook and hold readers? -realistic fiction books use events that relate to readers.

Unlock the Doors to Literature Objective: The Learner will select, read, and enjoy a variety of texts.

Reading Genres Vocabulary ~ Fiction Genres I need to study first! I am ready to quiz myself! Choose a button below. End of 1 st 9 Weeks Genre Study.

Genre Project By: Chase Parks 11 th grade Mrs. Shimmys.

The 40 Book Challenge “Failure is not an option, so why talk about it?” - Donalyn Miller, The Book Whisperer.

{ Literary Genres 6 th grade Language Arts.  E E

Genres Made Easy Mrs. Bradford INFORMATIONAL TEXT Facts organized around a main idea.

FICTION GENRES. FANTASY Fantasy is a genre that uses magic and other supernatural phenomena as a primary element of the plot or setting.

1A1 English 18 th December, 2014 How to write a book review.

Taylor Mentzer’s Book Report Taylor Mentzer’s Book Report Characters Plot Setting Genre Vocabulary Place Book Cover Image Here. (You can copy and paste.

Building GENRE knowledge Middle School 217 Reading Workshop Ms. Hoffman, Literacy Coach.

Book Talks: Fiction Reading Presentation. Content Expectations Title  Name of book Author Genre: you need to come with on your own  Fiction (humorous,

Young Adult Literature. Definition Literature intended for a reading audience between the ages of 13 and 18. Literature intended for a reading audience.

+ What’s Your Favorite Genre? HISTORICAL FICTION FANTASY MYSTERY SCIENCE FICTION INFORMATIONAL MYTHOLOGY REALISTIC FICTION BIOGRAPHY DRAMA TALL TALE.

Compare & Contrast Adventures and experiences of characters in familiar stories (with prompting) K Compare & Contrast Two or more versions of the same.

LITERARY GENRES WITH MRS. BAKER. ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS * How do I identify genres? and * Why should I care?

Chapter 9 Comprehension is dependent upon the interaction of reader factors and text factors. Reader Factors Background Knowledge Vocabulary Fluency.

What does “genre” mean? It is a French word meaning:

LightSail Education September 2015 LightSail v3 Badge Library.

What’s our focus?  Our focus today is to learn about different genres under fiction and nonfiction and identify books in each genre. Hocus Pocus!

Historical Fiction.

Popular Fiction Genre Vocabulary Name That Genre Genre Traits $200 $200 $200 $200 $400 $400 $400 $400 $600 $600 $600 $600 $800 $800 $800 $800 $1000.

GENRES 6th Grade Reading.

Taylor Mentzer’s Book Report

Taylor Mentzer’s Book Report

Literary Term: Genre Origin: French (noun)

WARM-UP Pick up handout (SMS ELA 8 Course Fact Sheet)

6th Grade Reading Mrs. Kleinjan

Taylor Mentzer’s Book Report

Mystery Genres Realistic Fiction Fantasy Fiction Mystery

Realistic fiction *Realistic fiction is books that tell real thing’s like what really happens like for example these books that are down below those are.

What kind of music do you like?

How to do an Oral Book Review.

30 Book Reading Challenge

Vocabulary Review Topic.

Lesson 1: Introduction to the Gothic/Horror Genre

Mrs. Bradford/Burchett

Lesson 1: Introduction to the Horror Genre

Exploring different types of writing

word Vocabulary Cards Language Literature Social Studies Science Math

By Bethany Chang Mrs. Chang 5th Grade

Team 4 ELA Class Mrs. McFadden 6 (or more) BOOK CHALLENGE Student Book Recommendations Every student is required to least 2 books outside of class.

Team 4 ELA Class Mrs. McFadden 12 (or more) BOOK CHALLENGE Student Book Recommendations Every student is required to least 3 books outside of.

12 or more BOOK CHALLENGE Team 4 ELA Mrs. McFadden

The Elements of Fiction

Genres in Literature.

Types of Movies.

Mrs. Kintz 7th Grade Language Arts

The Elements of Fiction

Presentation transcript:

Major Literary Genres Tech Team (Please enable macros! Thanks.) Begin NotesSources

Definition of Literary Genre: Genre is a French word that means "kind." In literature, genre means the type of book or story. Common genres are mystery; fantasy; science fiction; historical; romance; adventure; and horror. While each genre has elements that are unique to that genre, the lines between the genres can be blurred, but the plot plan will still have the same elements as any fiction story. Next

The Plot Plan All fiction stories have a plot with the same basic design. Next

The genres Mystery Romance Realistic Horror Historical Fiction Adventure Science Fiction Fantasy Next

Search a word Next

Let’s brain storm… GenreElement 1Element 2Element 3 Next

Sources and citations Pl ot Plan- Mrs. Bruch's files Definition of genre- Graphics courtesy of MS Office. Search a word- Genre information- Romance%20Readers%20Advisory.htm uction.htm Begin

Subject: Library/Language Arts/English Topic: Major Literary Genres Title: Literary Genres Grades: 9-12 Recommended Usage: Students typically study genre in middle school; however, by high school they often need to re-examine genre. Instructional Objectives: The students will review a fiction plot plan, the major literary genres and the characteristics of the genres.. Activity Instructions: Have students read the definition of genre and examine the plot plan diagram. Follow the links for each of the major genres and discuss the information found there. Review the vocabulary common to each genre and then brainstorm additional genres and their characteristics. Begin