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Literature Genres

Dive into the world of literature genres with this engaging overview tailored for 4th graders. Discover the differences between fiction and non-fiction, including real stories versus make-believe tales. Learn about various forms of storytelling such as realistic fiction, fantasy, autobiographies, and biographies. Uncover the magic of poetry, fairytales, folktales, and fables that teach valuable lessons. Each genre offers unique characters and events, making literature a wondrous journey for readers. Let’s explore together and ignite your love for reading!

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Literature Genres

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  1. Literature Genres Sharon Sun July 2,2013 4th grade

  2. Fiction V.S Non-fiction Non-fiction Real story True Information Fiction • Make-believe • Read for fun • Fake

  3. Myth • Tale passed down through generations • Explains a world of gods • Pertains actions of gods/goddesses

  4. Realistic Fiction • Can be based on a real story • Characters act like people • Story could happen in real life

  5. Fantasy • Animal characters act like people • Characters may have special powers • Imaginary characters

  6. Autobiography • Story about a person’s life • Whole life, part of a life, single event • He/she feels and he/she thinks

  7. Biography • Tells information about someone’s life • Based on someone who is important • How these people live and what they do

  8. Poetry • Shows expressions, feelings, and moods • All have own rhymes • A written form of literature

  9. Fairytales Fight between good and evil Teaches a lesson Always has a happy ending

  10. Folktales • A story or legend handed down • One generation to the next • Told over and over again

  11. Tall tales • A story that is humorously exaggerated • Backwoods exploits • American frontiersman

  12. Fables • Story teaches a lesson • End of fable is a proverb • A proverb is a wise saying

  13. Plays • Watch characters and hear them talk • You can recognize names if they have colons • Directions written in special form

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