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Here are the teacher pack items for Different Genres of Literature:
Overview In this experience, students begin by sharing kinds of stories they have enjoyed. Then, they learn five major genres of fiction and identify passages exemplifying each. Next, they form small groups to report on specific works in assigned genres. Finally, they elaborate on what genre of fiction they would most like to write. Students will work collaboratively in small groups in scene 3. Objectives Duration Two class periods. Vocabulary Words Used in Passage 1 Vocabulary Words Used in Passage 2 Vocabulary Words Used in Passage 3 Vocabulary Words Used in Passage 4
There are many different kinds of stories. Some are told aloud, and some are written down. Some are true stories. Some are stories about what life was like in the past. In this experience, you’ll learn to identify some of the main types of stories.
Objectives
A boy takes a walk in the woods. Hidden in a tree, he finds a locked box. But what could be inside?
In Ancient Egypt, a young girl is born to be the Queen. She learns all she needs to know about ruling an empire. But is she ready to lead an army into battle?
What is your favorite story? What type of story do you think this is?
Briefly discuss students’ posts. Give students a chance to mention additional types of stories if they know any, such as science fiction and fantasy. Use genre words such as realistic fiction and historical fiction as opportunities arise. Use this opportunity to have ELL students express their opinions. They can discuss a favorite story, even if they read it in their native language.
