FORMS OF CREATIVE NON-FICTION 3RD QUARTER WEEK 1

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1. FORMS AN TYPES OF CREATIVE NON FICTION Quarter 4 Week 1-3 Creative Non-Fiction Kimbeerlyn C. Doromas , T-1

2. OBJECTIVES: Distinguish the different forms and types of creative nonfiction text and Compare and contrast the various forms and types of nonfictional text.

3. Creative Nonfiction always deals with reality. It comes from different forms of writing. It employs literary techniques to achieve creativity. It seeks closer to the truth. Creative Nonfiction comes in different forms.

4. LET US NOW READY FOR TODAYS DISCUSSION. HAVE FUN!

5. ACTIVITY # 1 TAKE A LOOK AT THESE PICTURES!

6. 1. What can you say about the pictures? 2. Have you ever seen or read any of them?

7. Arrange these jumbled letters to identify the word being described. AUTOBIOGRAPHY

8. Arrange these jumbled letters to identify the word being described. REPORTAGE

9. Arrange these jumbled letters to identify the word being described. PERSONAL NARRATIVES

10. Arrange these jumbled letters to identify the word being described. TRAVELOGUE

11. Arrange these jumbled letters to identify the word being described. BLOGS

12. Are these words or forms familiar to you?

13. FORMS OF CREATIVE NONFICTION

14. AUTOBIOGRAPHY A story of a persons’s life told or narrated by the person himself.

15. THE DIARY OF A YOUNG GIRL BY: ANNE FRANK

16. BIOGRAPHY An account of a persons life written by another person

17. JOSE P. RIZAL BIOGRAPHY by: ANONYMOUS

18. PERSONAL NARRATIVE Also called as memoir . It focuses on the writer’s specific life event or real life experiences.

19. TRAVELOGUE A piece of writing about touring a place for the pleasure of travel.

20. BOHOL

21. REFLECTION ESSAY i ntrospection of a writer’s experiences, the writer examines his/her own experiences in life.

22. The forgotten One by: Mary Jade Dondonay

23. REPORTAGE/ LITERARY JOURNALISM a well researched report. It is a factual or journalistic presentation of real-life events such as history.

24. THE HOUSE ON ZAPOTE ST. BY: NICK JOAQUIN

25. BLOGS A website where someone regularly records his/her own thoughts (an informal diary method), an online discussion

26. TESTIMONIO written or spoken statement on a product or experience

27. EVEN SILENCE HAS AN END BY: INGRID BETANCOURT

28. GUIDE QUSTIONS: What are the forms of creative non-fiction? How did you find them? Why is it important to learn these forms?

29. At this juncture, we have already discussed the different forms of creative nonfiction. We also have tackled their meanings and examples. Autobiography Biography Personal narrative Travelogue Reflection essay Reportage Blog Testimonio

30. ACTIVITY # 1: Define what is being described. An introspection of a writer’s experience. A written or spoken statement on a product or experiences A story of a person’s life told by the writer himself. An online discussion, informal diary where one recoreds his/her thoughts and experiences through posts A well-researched report, factual or journalistic presentation of real-life events.

31. ACTIVITY # 2: Match the form of creative nonfiction to its example. TESTIMONIOS REPORTAGE BLOGS REFLECTION ESSAY 5. AUTOBIOGRAPHY A. “Student Minds Blog” B. The House on Zapote St. C. The Diary of a Young Girl D. The Forgotten One E. Even Silence Has an End

32. LET’S CHECK YOUR PAPER! ACTIVITY #1 1. REFLECTION ESSAY 2. TESTIMONIOS 3. AUTOBIOGRAPHY 4. BLOGS 5. REPORTAGE

33. LET’S CHECK YOUR PAPER! ACTIVITY #2 1. E 2. B 3. A 4. D 5. C

34. HOW WELL DID YOU DO IN OUR ACTIVITY?

35. Conclusion: Writing is indeed a great way to impart a piece of view to the world. Through writing you can share your highs and lows, defeats and successes or even brokeness and how it made you whole. There are different forms of creative nonfiction you choose.

36. Assignment: Choose 1 form of Creative Nonfiction and compose your own piece.

37. RUBRICS: