Presentation - 11th grade.pptx ceative nn fiction

creative non fiction

1. Exploring Creative Non-Fiction

2. Introduction to Creative Non-Fiction What is creative non-fiction? Importance of personal experiences in writing. Overview of different forms and types.

3. Activity 1: Dominant Impression Look around your environment. Use your sensory imagination to describe your observations. What sparks your interest?

4. Autobiography A story written by the person themselves. Focuses on personal life experiences. Example: Your educational background.

5. Biography A life story written by another person. Provides insights into someone else's experiences. Example: Famous figures in history.

6. Journal Writing Day-to-day account of life events. Intended to document experiences. Example: Celebrating birthdays or anniversaries.

7. Diary A personal account involving secrets and feelings. Written on a daily basis. Example: Reflecting on daily emotions.

8. Letters Written communication to a specific person or organization. Can be formal or informal. Example: Letters to friends or official letters from school.

9. Literary Journalism Combines journalism with artistic literary elements. Found in magazines and newspapers. Example: Feature articles that tell a story.

10. Reflection Essay Personal views and experiences of the narrator. Focuses on thoughts and feelings. Example: Reflecting on political changes over time.

11. Testimonial Essay Personal experiences witnessing events like abuse. Provides a platform for sharing important messages. Example: Testifying about social issues.

12. Travel Log Written account of experiences during travel. Focuses on scenery and cultural interactions. Example: Describing a memorable trip.

13. Understanding Your Audience Importance of knowing who will read your work. Aim to inspire and connect with readers. How can your experiences resonate with others?

14. Close Reading Analyzing text for deeper understanding. Observing details and author's intent. Why is close reading important in writing?

15. Activity 2: Success Story Reflection Find an article about a person's success story. Read and evaluate the story. Write a reflection on how it inspired you.

16. Writing with Purpose Aim to inspire through your writing. Share experiences that can help others. What message do you want to convey?

17. Creative Non-Fiction as a Literary Form Blends factual information with creative storytelling. Encourages personal expression and reflection. How can you incorporate your voice into your writing?

18. Conclusion: The Power of Creative Non-Fiction Reflect on the significance of your experiences. Creative non-fiction can inspire and educate. What will you write about next?

19. Questions for Discussion What form of creative non-fiction interests you the most? How can your personal experiences shape your writing? What challenges do you foresee in writing creatively?

20. Thank You! Thank you for your participation! Remember to explore your creativity in writing. Good luck with your future writing endeavors!