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ELAR Instructional HUB
  • Home
  • Reading
    • Fiction
    • Drama
    • Informational Text
  • Writing & Grammar
  • Phonics
    • Phonological Awareness
    • Sound-Letter Relationships
      • Seasonal Phonics Activities
    • Six Syllable Types
    • Spelling
    • Vocabulary
  • Book Lists
  • Monthly Newsletter
  • More
    • Home
    • Reading
      • Fiction
      • Drama
      • Informational Text
    • Writing & Grammar
    • Phonics
      • Phonological Awareness
      • Sound-Letter Relationships
        • Seasonal Phonics Activities
      • Six Syllable Types
      • Spelling
      • Vocabulary
    • Book Lists
    • Monthly Newsletter

K-5 Book Lists

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Multi-Genres

Fictional Text Resources

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Types of Fictional Text

  • Realistic Fiction

  • Fantasy Fiction

  • Historic Fiction

  • Literary Nonfiction

    • personal journals

    • diaries

    • memoirs

    • letters

    • essays

  • Science Fiction

  • Traditional Literature:

      • fairy tales

      • fables

      • folktales

      • legends

      • myths

  • Poems

  • Drama

Literary Elements

  • Characters

      • Main Characters (Kinder-2nd grade)

          • Character Actions (K-2)

      • Major & Minor Characters (Begins in 3rd)

      • Internal & External Traits (Begins in 2nd)

      • Relationships 

      • Interactions

          • reveals a characters thoughts, feelings, traits, motivations, and actions

      • Changes that characters can experience in literary text

          • emotional

          • physical

          • socially

          • relationships

      • How the changes relate to the text:

          • happens multiple times throughout the text

          • vital to the PLOT of the story

          • gives clues to the author's purpose and message (theme)

Plot Elements

  • Parts of Plot

      • Main events (Kinder-2nd grade)

      • Sequence of Events (Begins in 3rd)

      • Ways that Problem is referred to:

          • K & 1st - problem

          • 2nd & up - conflict

      • Climax (4th & up)

      • Rising Action (4th & up)

      • Falling Action (4th & up)

      • Resolution

  • Setting Influences the Plot in various ways

      • by location

      • time of day, month, year

      • physical environment

      • historically

      • culturally

Resources & Activities

  • What's the scoop? Retelling Chart

  • Fiction Comprehension for Small Group Instruction

  • Reading Voice and Thinking Voice 

  • Help students Find "Voice" in Their Writing (Article)

  • Free Figurative Language Posters

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