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September 4, 2014 - Genre continued
Objective I can identify the 5 major genre types and give effective reading strategies for each. Homework: MAP testing tomorrow! Warm Up: Copy the date and your objective into your notes. Today your group will be presenting your genre poster.
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Defining characteristics Best way to read this genre
Draw the following graphic organizer in your notes. You will probably need to take up the whole page. Genre Defining
characteristics Best way to read
this genre
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Stories/Fiction
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Stories - Unique characteristics conflict characters setting theme
plot conflict characters setting theme point of view
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Stories How do I read... Picture the scene
Make connections Picture the scene Make predictions about what will happen next Keep track of the events of the plot
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Poetry
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Poems - Unique characteristics
A poem can be about ANYTHING! Poets arrange thoughts into LINES, not sentences. Lines are often grouped into STANZAS, not paragraphs. Sounds are important.
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Poetry How do I read... arranged on the page) notice the punctuation
look at the form (how it is arranged on the page) notice the punctuation read it aloud form a mental picture
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Drama NO!!! Not that kind!
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Drama This kind!
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Dramas - Unique characteristics
Meant to be acted out written in script format--lines
of dialogue with stage directions.
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Drama How do I read... read the stage directions and
read it silently, then aloud read the stage directions and "see" the characters and setting on stage get to know the characters
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Nonfiction
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Nonfiction - Unique characteristics
contains facts about real things / people purpose is to inform, explain, or persuade may have text features such as headings, captions, boldfaced terms may have graphic aids such as maps, diagrams,
tables
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Nonfiction How do I read... note the main ideas preview the text
consider the purpose note the main ideas preview the text examine the graphic aids
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Media
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Media - Unique characteristics
available and accessible to a
large audience can be viewed rather than read
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It depends on the type of media...
How do I read... Media It depends on the type of media...
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How do I read or watch media? films and tv shows
know what's happening spot the techniques
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How do I read or watch media?
news media get the facts evaluate the information
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How do I read or watch media?
advertising recognize the pitch don't be duped by dazzle
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How do I read or watch media?
web sites know the source don't get lost
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