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Genre Lab Activity 1. View the PowerPoint “Scout’s Honor” 2. Write the name of the genre for each video clip 1-5 3. Write one complete sentence explaining.

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2 Genre Lab Activity 1. View the PowerPoint “Scout’s Honor” 2. Write the name of the genre for each video clip 1-5 3. Write one complete sentence explaining why that video clip fits into that particular category. For example: Steven Spielberg video clip would be identified as non-fiction. Sentence: The Steven Spielberg clip was about his film career, and his many award winning movies. Fiction – folk tales, novels, stories Poetry – haiku, limericks, narrative poems Drama – plays Non-fiction – news articles, websites, biographies, autobiographies, essays, speeches, reference articles Media – TV shows, films, news, advertising, websites, email, texts

3 1. What Genre?

4 2. What Genre?

5 3. What Genre?

6 4. What Genre?

7 5. What Genre?

8 6. Write 3 facts about Avi the author of “Scout’s Honor.” http://www.readingroc kets.org/books/intervi ews/avihttp://www.readingroc kets.org/books/intervi ews/avi

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