How will you describe the following? POETRY Symbolism Setting Plot Theme FICTION Characterization Scenes Facts Opinions Information Actors NONFICTION Performance Ideas Figures of Speech DRAMA Dialogues Narration
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Here are the possible answers: POETRY (symbols, figures of speech, emotions)
FICTION (plot, setting, characterization,
theme, narration, dialogues)
NONFICTION (facts, information, opinions)
DRAMA (scenes, performance, actors)
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Our GOAL for Today: • Distinguish the various genres of literature based on their literary conventions. • Appreciate literary genres even more.
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Use of SYMBOLISM Use of FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE Use of Metrical Will remind us of: Language TANAGA, HAIKU, Rhymes and EPIC, LYRICAL Rhythms POETRY
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Use of characterization Existence of plots Will remind us of: and settings SHORT STORIES, Narration FOLKTALES, Use of Dialogues ROMANCE, FANTASY, Revolving around HORROR, MYSTERY, a THEME FLASH FICTION, DIGI-FICTION >> 0 >> 1 >> 2 >> 3 >> 4 >> TRAGEDY or COMEDY Performed by Actors Acts with subdivisions Will remind us of: called scenes Romeo and Juliet, Plots, setting Shakespeare and his Stage directions works Script
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Presenting Informational Text Persuasive Factual Exploratory Will remind us of: Use of ESSAYS, MAGAZINE Description and ARTICLES, Definition EDITORIAL Use of Narration ARTICLES, FEATURE Argumentative ARTICLES THEME >> 0 >> 1 >> 2 >> 3 >> 4 >> Let’s Work! Tier #1: Students will choose one (1) literary work and describe it by identifying the elements used in it. Tier # 2: Students will choose two (2) literary works that are of the same genre and describe them by identifying the elements used in them. Tier #3: Students will choose three (3) literary works that are of different genres and will describe them by identifying the elements used in each.
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THE TRUTH: Literature is a vehicle of universal truths about humanity. It is timeless and speaks to what is constant in human nature..