1. Genre Analysis Presentation
Day by Day Guide

2. Title Screen
Includes your book title (italicized OR underlined)
Author Name
2-3 images in the background to convey the mood and subject of the novel
Some of your novels feature themes/language that would be deemed INAPPROPRIATE for classroom discussion. DO NOT EXPLORE THESE THEMES IN GRAPHIC DETAIL.
In the NOTES section of your PPT (in the below panel):
You will DISCUSS your choice of images (meaning/purpose/mood effect) in the “notes” portion below your PPT slide.
KEEP WEBSITE LINK FOR MLA CITATIONS—PUT IN NOTES
Notes about images AND web links go here. Organize them for easy understanding.

3. Identify your Genre for the Title
Thesis Slide
Identify your Genre for the Title
Identify your 3 Genre Characteristics (GC)
Provide ONE image for each
The information BELOW will be included in your NOTES section of the PPT.
Url Link Required
Commentary/explanation for EACH image & GC

4. NON-EXAMPLE DO NOT DO THIS Scifi Technology Future Adventurous
File-clipart
Man celebrating:
Man-clipart
Technology is high technology
Future is in the future
Adventurous means they go on an adventure

5. Body Slides * *DO NOT TITLE YOUR SLIDES WITH THIS
Organize your slides by GC (include the picture you designated in your thesis slide). Requirements below:
At least 2 Quotes & 2 Paraphrased Statements (correctly cited)
2 Quotes/Paraphrased Statements per slide
You want this to be easily visible from the back of the classroom
Complete analysis/contextual commentary in the NOTES section of the PPT

6. Genre Characteristic #1
“Quote 1…quote a quote here’s a quote. But where’s the quote? Here it is!” (pg. #)
Paraphrased event in the novel. Here’s what happened in the novel (over a few pages or over just a page) IN MY OWN WORDS that still vividly dictate what happened. (pg. #--##)

7. Genre Characteristic #1
“Quote 2…quote a quote here’s a quote. But where’s the quote? Here it is!” (pg. #)
Another paraphrased event in the novel. Here’s what happened in the novel on this other page (over a few pages or over just a page) IN MY OWN WORDS that still vividly dictate what happened. (pg. #--##)

8. Genre Analysis Conclusion
Function of Genre in YOUR BOOK
What values are explored in your text?
What assumptions about the world are discusses/proven wrong?
What form of gratification does your genre provide to its reader?
Relate the above topics to your text

9. MLA Citations
You MUST provide MLA Citations in a “Works Cited” Slide at the end of your presentation for your book AND your images used. Go to the following website for assistance:

10. MLA Works Cited Example
Larsen, Nella. Passing. Dover Publications, “What If I Never Find Out Who’s A Good Boy – Pug.” WeKnowMemes. 18 Oct if-i-never-find-out-whos-a-good-boy-pug/ 10 April 2017