Presentation on theme: "Narrative vs. Expository"— Presentation transcript
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Narrative vs. Expository
SHOWDOWN!!!
Created by Ms.
LelisSlide2
Warm up!
In your
learning partners, brainstorm together and write down a T-chart of Narrative and Expository text features. NO NOTES!
You will have 3 minutes. Then we will relay race!
NarrativeExpositorySlide3
Now it’s time for TRIVIA
You may now use your notesYou will work in teams The scribe on your team will write the answer on a white boardWe will draw a name out of the bag and that person’s team has a chance to answer
If they don’t have an answer another name will be drawn and that person’s team can take the points.Slide4
What is the name forwhere
or when a story takes place?Slide5
The Setting is
where or when a story takes place.Slide6
Which kind of text tells a story, entertains, or enlightens?Slide7
The purpose of most Narrative Texts is to tell a story, entertain or enlighten.Slide8
What
is the purpose
of an Expository Text?Slide9
The purpose of an Expository text is
to inform, instruct, teach or explain.Slide10
Where
in a book would you find a foreword?Slide11
A foreword is found in the
beginning of a book.Slide12
Write down 3 elements of plot found in narrative texts.
1.2.3.
Hint: Think of your story map!Slide13
Plot Structure Includes: Setting
CharactersProblem/ConflictRising Action/EventsClimaxResolutionSlide14
Write a glossary entry for
glossary.Slide15
glossary – A glossary is a list of vocabulary words and their definitions, usually found in the back of a text. Slide16
What is the name
for words under a picture that describe what the picture is about?Slide17
This is a
CaptionSlide18
Draw a VENN DIAGRAM and list:
2 Elements of
Expository
2 Elements of Narrative
2 Elements of text found inBOTH!!! Slide19
Expository
Narrative
Both
Table of Contents
Maps
Photographs
Titles
Captions
Multi-sized print
Bolded words
Bulleted lists
Sidebars
Index
Glossary
Citations
Plot
Characters
Setting
Rising Action
Climax
Resolution
Sequence
Graphs, Diagrams
Vocabulary
Topic SentenceSlide20
What is the climax of Where the Wild Things Are?Slide21
The climax (or most emotionally intense turning point) of Where the Wild Things Are is when Max is made king, but begins
to miss home, and goes back even though the Wild Things beg him to stay.Slide22
Give an example
of 1 narrative and 1 expository text. (Write down the titles)Slide23
Answers will vary…Slide24
Name 3 text features you see on this page
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Caption
Graph
Heading
Bolded wordsTopic Sentence
DiagramSlide26
Congratulations to the winning team!!!
But you are ALL winners
because now you are experts on narrative &expository texts!
