'Literary nonfiction' diaporamas de présentation

ELA STAAR Update Grades 3-8

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Common Core State Standards & North Carolina Essential Standards

The North Carolina Standard Course of Study. Common Core State Standards & North Carolina Essential Standards . Support for School Executives Session 2 Fall 2011. Access to training materials:. http ://www.rt3region7.wikispaces.com. Outcomes:.

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What is the best way to find the truth?

What is the best way to find the truth?. Fiction and Nonfiction . Fiction A made up story Can tell about things that could happen Is read for fun Characters may be like real people or imaginary. Non-Fiction Has facts that can be checked and proven

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Literary Terms of Importance

Literary Terms of Importance . ENGLISH I MRS. JEFFRIES LITERATURE FICTION NON-FICTION LITERARY ELEMENTS LITERARY DEVICES. Literature. Fiction Elements of Fiction Characterization Plot Setting Point of View Theme Tone Style Mood Non-Fiction Elements of Non-fiction Facts Data

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The Common Core: Shifts and Strategies

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Utopian Societies

Utopian Societies. By: Amber Garvin & Lacey Corbin. Utopian Societies in the Classroom.

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High School Department Chair Meeting

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Literary Genres Workshop

Literary Genres Workshop. Objectives: Determine purpose for reading; Analyze characteristics of different genres. Fiction. Made-up stories about characters and events

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Pre-K Focus Group

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Romeo and Juliet WebQuest

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September 10. 2012

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Commentary

Commentary. How do I make a difference in the world?. Units of Study: A Genre Study. Based on inquiry Process Best guess Immersion 1 to study the genre Immersion 2 to continue studying the genre Having a go. Genre. Genre: a recognizable form of writing

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Grade 6 Reading

Grade 6 Reading. Grade 6 Reading, STAAR Released Questions, Selections 1-2 (Expository/Fiction). Figure 19D (Expository): make inferences about text and use textual evidence to support understanding; Readiness Standard (Expository) / Supporting Standard (Persuasive).

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Literary Genres Worksh op

Literary Genres Worksh op. Fiction. Fiction - Fiction refers to made up stories about characters and events. - Examples: short stories, novels, novellas, and folk tales. - Harry Potter , The Short Second Life of Bree Tanner , Eragon , Rikki Tikki Tavi

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Unit 3- Types of Nonfiction

Unit 3- Types of Nonfiction. What should we learn?. Elements of Nonfiction. Nonfiction - writing that is true or thought to be true Functional Texts- practical documents that help people perform everyday tasks.

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ARI/6 th -8th Lesson Plans Teachers:

ARI/6 th -8th Lesson Plans Teachers:. Jones and Van Syoc 2013-2014. Unit TEKS: (RS/SS). Fluency . Students read grade-level text with fluency and comprehension .

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ARI-Writing /7 th Lesson Plans Teachers: Van Syoc & Villanueva

ARI-Writing /7 th Lesson Plans Teachers: Van Syoc & Villanueva. 2013-2014. Unit TEKS: (RS/SS). * 2. Reading/Vocabulary Development. * 6. Reading/Comprehension of Literary Text/Fiction.

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Exploring the Titanic

Exploring the Titanic. Before you read, you need to know . . . . Nonfiction Writing. A source is the place a writer looks for factual information about the setting or characters. In this text, there are two types of sources: Primary source: a firsthand account of the story

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