A new perspectivenew. Learn about an inquiry process through the use of genre study. Understand that this inquiry process can be applied to any genre.

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A new perspectivenew

Learn about an inquiry process through the use of genre study. Understand that this inquiry process can be applied to any genre study. Create a working plan to think about incorporating the inquiry process in the study of genre.

Child’s Perspective Interactive Read Aloud

Collect Immerse Study Define Teach Read and Revise

Interactive Read Alouds Book Talks Guided Reading Books

Teacher’s Perspective

A process of shared inquiry that helps students learn how to analyze the characteristics of a genre. A process that helps students build a foundation of genre knowledge.

What do you notice? How can we define?

Food for thought… If there is certainty or only one view, there is nothing to discuss and nothing to learn. Uncertainty is the foundation of inquiry and research. Peter Johnston, Genre Study, p.2

What more do they need to learn about the genre?

Readers notice the importance of the setting in historical fiction so that they can understand what it would have been like for the characters to live at that time.

A long time ago when there was no electricity and the streetlamps in Little Italy had to be lit by hand. Peppe lived in a tenement on Mulberry Street.

We came Nebraska Territory in the spring. Our oxen, Brownie and Blackie, pulled the wagon and our cow, Moo, was tied on behind. It was a long way from my grandparents’ home in Illinois. A long, long way.

Long, long time ago in China in the mid 1800s – there was a rebellion against the government by the people. Two brothers bowed goodbye to their family and boarded the overcrowded ship with hundreds of others frantic for work. After almost two months on the stormy seas, they finally arrived in San Francisco.

Everyone should read All read Group 1: Read 242-up to Genre study 249. Group 2: Read 249 (genre study)- 269 Group 3: Read

Get into grade level groups What are you thinking about Genre Study now? What genre might we try this with?

Collect Immerse Study Define Teach Read and Revise

How can we incorporate inquiry? What genre could we try next? What are you thinking about genre study now?