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Unit 1 Week 5

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Narrative Nonfiction tells the story of real people, places, or events. The narrator, or teller of the story, presents information in sequence.

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Readers can use suffixes to help determine the a word’s meaning.

If a word ends in –ist, it means “one who is an expert in that topic”. Ex: biologist –an expert in biology

The suffix –ive can make a word mean “tending or inclined to do something”. Ex: active – tending to act

If you are not sure about a word, try covering up the suffix with your finger to see what the base word is. This can help you determine the meaning of words.

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The topic is what a story is all about. The MOST IMPORTANT THING the author

has to say about the topic is the MAIN IDEA.

The little pieces of information telling more about the main idea are supporting details.

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Active readers often use graphic organizers to help them understand what they read.

Graphic organizers can be used before, during, or after reading.

Graphic organizers help readers to determine the main idea and details.

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Glacier Species Impressive Naturalist Slopes Preserve Wilderness

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Place that is in a natural state, like a forest

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Person who studies living things

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To save something or keep it as it is

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Amazing

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Types of things

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Sides of mountains or hills

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Huge sheet of ice

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I knew we were in for an exciting vacation.

I’d been reading about Yosemite for a while.

Yosemite is America’s 3rd National park.

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Native Americans were the only people living there.

The narrator traveled in an airplane. The first group of tourists arrived.

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To give directions for traveling to different places in the park

To make the selection more interesting to read

To group the facts about different main topics

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Raft Car Horseback

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Yosemite’s first visitors arrived in 1855. Yosemite is a popular place to visit. Most visitors go to Yosemite in the

summer.

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One of the prettiest waterfalls is Bridalveil Fall.

More than half of America’s highest waterfalls are in Yosemite.

Bridalveil Fall is 620 feet high.

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Badger Pass Tioga Pass El Capitan

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The young bears are as cute as teddy bears.

Mule deer graze near the roads. Bears will rip open a tent if they smell

food.

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I could also see El Capitan and Half Dome.

I like the way light reflected of the bare rock surfaces.

The view from Glacier Point was totally awesome.

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The soil is not very fertile. There is not enough rain. The elevation is very high.

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Yosemite has many natural treasures that are worth preserving.

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The author includes mostly facts about Yosemite, with is a real place.


Genre : Narrative Nonfiction- a story that gives facts about actual people or situations.

Genre : Narrative Nonfiction- a story that gives facts about actual people or situations.

Title: The Story of the Statue of Liberty Author: Betsy Maestro Genre: Narrative Nonfiction.

Title: The Story of the Statue of Liberty Author: Betsy Maestro Genre: Narrative Nonfiction.

Forms of Nonfiction A nonfiction writer may choose to share a personal story, write about someone else’s life, or reflect on an important topic. Non Fiction.

Forms of Nonfiction A nonfiction writer may choose to share a personal story, write about someone else’s life, or reflect on an important topic. Non Fiction.

Point of View and The Anti-Hero. Point of View Point of view refers to the narrator of a story and how involved that narrator is in the events and actions.

Point of View and The Anti-Hero. Point of View Point of view refers to the narrator of a story and how involved that narrator is in the events and actions.

Direct and Indirect. Narrator: tells the story to the reader Narration: when the narrator speaks Character: people in the story Dialogue: when characters.

Direct and Indirect. Narrator: tells the story to the reader Narration: when the narrator speaks Character: people in the story Dialogue: when characters.

What’s in a story?. Definition: a story with a series of events & a narrator to tell the story Example: ◦ The Three Little Pigs.

What’s in a story?. Definition: a story with a series of events & a narrator to tell the story Example: ◦ The Three Little Pigs.

What is Creative Nonfiction? According to the Creative Nonfiction Collective (CNFC), creative nonfiction (also known as narrative nonfiction) employs.

What is Creative Nonfiction? According to the Creative Nonfiction Collective (CNFC), creative nonfiction (also known as narrative nonfiction) employs.

First-Person Narrator Omniscient Narrator Third-Person Limited Narrator Voice Your Turn What Do You Need to Know About Narrator and Voice? Feature Menu.

First-Person Narrator Omniscient Narrator Third-Person Limited Narrator Voice Your Turn What Do You Need to Know About Narrator and Voice? Feature Menu.

To Kill A Mockingbird By: Harper Lee The story starts with the narrator telling the audience about her family. The narrator is a young girl named “Jean.

To Kill A Mockingbird By: Harper Lee The story starts with the narrator telling the audience about her family. The narrator is a young girl named “Jean.

Narrator Omniscient Narrator First-Person Narrator Third-Person-Limited Narrator Your Turn What Do You Need to Know About Narrator and Voice? Feature Menu.

Narrator Omniscient Narrator First-Person Narrator Third-Person-Limited Narrator Your Turn What Do You Need to Know About Narrator and Voice? Feature Menu.

Point of View Point of View. The point of view in a work of literature is determined by the narrator, that is, the person telling the story. This narrator.

Point of View Point of View. The point of view in a work of literature is determined by the narrator, that is, the person telling the story. This narrator.

Reading Quiz! 1.Who is the narrator of the story (first name only is okay)? 2.The narrator has a religious friend named Josek, whom he jokingly calls what?

Reading Quiz! 1.Who is the narrator of the story (first name only is okay)? 2.The narrator has a religious friend named Josek, whom he jokingly calls what?

Into the Ice The Story of Arctic Exploration By Lynn Curlee Genre : Narrative Nonfiction

Into the Ice The Story of Arctic Exploration By Lynn Curlee Genre : Narrative Nonfiction

Unit 1 Week 5. Narrative Nonfiction tells the story of real people, places, or events. The narrator, or teller of the story, presents information in.

Unit 1 Week 5. Narrative Nonfiction tells the story of real people, places, or events. The narrator, or teller of the story, presents information in.

Story Literary Elements Unit Vocabulary Genres: fiction, non-fiction, drama, poetry Stages of plot Conflict Flashback Foreshadowing Narrator.

Story Literary Elements Unit Vocabulary Genres: fiction, non-fiction, drama, poetry Stages of plot Conflict Flashback Foreshadowing Narrator.

For Frankenstein By Mary Shelley. The point from which the story is told. Usually the narrator, character or outside observer who tells the story. 20accident.jpg.

For Frankenstein By Mary Shelley. The point from which the story is told. Usually the narrator, character or outside observer who tells the story. 20accident.jpg.

CONTENTSaslansplace.com/.../07/...In_Cultural_and_Church_History-Soderlund.pdfIV. CHURCH HISTORY ... D. Ethiopian Orthodox Church ... the narrator in Edgar Allen Poe‘s short story

CONTENTSaslansplace.com/.../07/...In_Cultural_and_Church_History-Soderlund.pdfIV. CHURCH HISTORY ... D. Ethiopian Orthodox Church ... the narrator in Edgar Allen Poe‘s short story

NARRATOR AND FRAME STORY “THE WIFE OF BATH’S TALE” FROM THE CANTERBURY TALES BY: GEOFFREY CHAUCER.

NARRATOR AND FRAME STORY “THE WIFE OF BATH’S TALE” FROM THE CANTERBURY TALES BY: GEOFFREY CHAUCER.

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The Basics. Don’t confuse a first- person narrator of a story with the author of the story! They are not (necessarily) the same person!

The Basics. Don’t confuse a first- person narrator of a story with the author of the story! They are not (necessarily) the same person!