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Dive into the fascinating world of literature with this insightful guide tailored for 4th graders! Learn the key differences between fiction and non-fiction, uncover the aspects of poetry, fables, tall tales, autobiographies, and plays. Discover how fiction often revolves around good vs. evil, imaginary characters, and special powers, while non-fiction presents real facts and true stories, such as biographies of important figures. This engaging exploration encourages young readers to appreciate various literary genres and the unique elements they offer.
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Literature Genres Hannah July 2 4’th Grade
Fiction VS Non-Fiction • Fiction • Usually a good VS evil • Characters may have special powers • Imaginary characters • Non-Fiction • has facts • usually has really happened • Real story
Biography • A book that tells about someone’s life • Usually about someone who does something important • Book written by someone else
Poetry • expressing feelings, thoughts, and moods • not all poems rhyme • has own rhythm
Fables • stories teach a lesson • lesson called proverb • proverb =wise saying
Tall tales • story exaggerated beyond belief • not like normal people • character solve problem in funny way
Autobiography • a story that tells about someone’s life • the someone writes the book • usually written by a famous person
Plays • Written in special form • Can recognize a play by the name • Directions in parentheses