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1 Fiction and Nonfiction
9/12-9/16

2 Fiction Made up stories Or inspired from facts Characters Plot Setting
Narrator Theme

3 Point of view First-person point of view Third-person point of view
Character in the story Third-person point of view Narrator outside of the story

4 Types of fiction Novels Novellas Short Story Long works of fiction
Shorter than a novel but longer than a short story Short Story Brief pieces of fiction One sitting

5 Nonfiction Real people, events, or ideas
Told from the author who is real Facts-discusses ideas Historical context Social and cultural information

6 Types of nonfiction Biographies Autobiographies Letters
Told by another person Autobiographies Author’s life Letters share information, thoughts, or feelings Journals/Diaries Daily events Private or public

7 More…. Essays and Articles Informational text
Brief written works about a specific topic Informational text Written documents Textbooks Instructions Articles

8 This week…. Three Century Woman The Fall of the Hindenburg
Graphic organizer Vocabulary 2 paragraph essay Comprehension quiz

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