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1. Great Morning Students!

2. Alphabetical Soup

3. Mechanics: A category will be randomly selected and presented to the class. Each student will take turns providing words related to the chosen category in alphabetical order. Students must respond within a 5-second time limit, or they will be eliminated from the game. The last remaining student will be declared the victorious wordsmith of the day.

4. 1. How would you describe the atmosphere in the classroom as the game begins? 2. What skills do you think this game helps develop, apart from word association? 3. How do you think the game enhances the understanding of different aspects of fiction writing? They know more

5. OBJECTIVES: Identify the different types of fiction. Identify the elements and genres of fiction Construct a fiction applying all the literary devices. 01 | 02 | 04 | Construct a flash fiction. 03 |

6. Different types of fiction Section 01 One of the most popular genres of literature, fiction, features imaginary characters and events. This genre is often broken up into five subgenres: fantasy, historical fiction, contemporary fiction, mystery, and science fiction.

7. Science fiction stories often take place in the future and involve fictional aspects of science and technology. Space or Time travel Futuristic setting or alternative history Advance Technology SCIENCE FICTION

8. A genre of fiction that focuses on solving crimes and mysterious events. Ordinarily, the protagonist is a detective, and the remaining characters are suspects until proven otherwise. A mysterious crime or death that needs to be solved Suspects that have motives that the detective must evaluate MYSTERY

9. A story that takes readers to a particular time and place in the past, typically at least 50 years or more in order for it to be considered historical fiction. Although the story takes place in the past, the plot itself is one that didn't actually happen in history. A combination of historical and fictional experiences A setting that exists in a historical time and place in the past HISTORICAL FICTION

10. A type of fiction that focuses on magical and supernatural elements that do not exist in the actual world. Magical elements or characters of magic, like sorcerers, witches, or werewolves Imaginary worlds, often similar to medieval settings Mythical characters or beings like elves, dragons, or talking animals FANTASY

11. A type of fiction in which a story is told that could easily happen in today's society. It contains believable characters and events and takes place in an actual setting, but the storyline itself is one that has never actually happened. Conflicts that the reader could face in everyday life A setting that takes place in the present day and is an actual location or a fictional place that could be real Characters that seem like actual people you might encounter REALISTIC FICTION

12. 1. What makes one type of fiction different from another, and how does this affect the story? 2. How do authors mix different types of fiction to create new and interesting stories? 3. How does the type of fiction chosen by an author affect what readers expect and how they connect with the story, and what role does culture play in shaping our preferences for certain types of fiction? They know more

13. STORY ELEMENTS COLLAGE

14. Instructions: The class will be divided into five groups. Each group needs to provide a large sheet of paper or poster board, scissors, glue/tape, and a selection of magazines, newspapers, or printed images. Group members will cut out images and words from the materials that represent or relate to characters, setting, plot, and theme. For example, they can find pictures of people for characters, landscapes for settings, action scenes for plot, and symbols for themes.

15. Instructions: Each group must be creative and think outside the box when selecting their images. After completing their collages, each group will present their work to the class. They will explain why they chose specific images for each story element and how these elements interconnect within their collage.

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