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Narrative Forms

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Narrative Forms. Fable. A story that teaches a lesson often using animal characters that behave like people. Example) The Tortoise and the Hare. Fantasy. A story about characters that may not be realistic and about events that could not really happen. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Narrative Forms

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Fable• A story that teaches a lesson

often using animal characters that behave like people.

• Example) The Tortoise and the Hare

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Fantasy• A story about characters that

may not be realistic and about events that could not really happen.

• Example) Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

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Folktale• An old story that reveals the

beliefs and customs of a culture.• Example) Why Mosquitoes Buzz

in People’s Ears

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Historical Fiction• Stories about characters who

might have lived in the past and about events that might have really happened in history with some made up details and events.

• Example) Number the Stars

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Legend• A story that is based on fact but

often includes exaggerations about the hero.

• Example) The Legend of Johnny Appleseed

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Myth• An ancient story often meant to

explain the mysteries of life or nature.

• Example) The Treasury of Greek Mythology

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Play• A story that is told mostly

through dialogue and is meant to be performed on stage.

• Example) Romeo and Juliet

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Realistic Fiction• Stories that portray characters

and settings that could exist in real life as well as events that could happen in real life.

• Example) Lunch Money

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Short Story• A brief story that usually focuses

on one character and one event.• Example) A Bad Case of the

Stripes

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Tall Tale• A humorous story that tells

about impossible happenings exaggerating the accomplishments of the hero.

• Example) Paul Bunyan

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Directions:• Each slide will have a description

of a narrative form of writing like the ones we just discussed.

• Using your handout, show the number of the narrative form you think is being described.

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Description: A story about two friends

told mostly through dialogue.

Answer: #7 - Play

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Description: Story about a girl who learns

to swim.

Answer: #8 – Realistic Fiction

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Description: Story about a boy and a girl

who helped American soldiers during

the Revolutionary War.

Answer: #4 – Historical Fiction

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Description: A story about a coyote that

played tricks on other animals and is

punished for it.

Answer: #1 – Fable OR

#3 - Folktale

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Description: A story about how mountains came to be.

Answer: #6 - Myth

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