Reading Genres + More!

3. Fiction stories with elements of magic, talking animals, or super powers.
4. The most exciting part of the story.
6. How the story ends; how the problem is solved.
7. Learning new words and/or different meanings of words so you will be smarter!
8. Understanding what you read; seeing the story play like a movie in your mind.
10. Telling it in your own words.
11. Fiction stories that take place in the future with lots of futuristic technology; blends scientific fact with fiction.
12. Fiction stories that have a setting in the past.
15. Consists of factual stories about real people from the past or present.
16. Briefly telling what the article or story was about.

1. Where and when the story takes place.
2. Thinking about what the outcome might be as you read the story.
3. Stories, myths, fables that were told by people for many years and then later written down.
5. Nonfiction books with factual information about a variety of topics, such as space, animals, people from other countries, plants, and more!
9. Verse written with rhythm and rhyme to evoke THOUGHT and FEELING from the reader.
11. Putting the events of the story in correct order.
13. Fiction stories that take place in modern times with characters who are involved in events that could actually happen.
14. The problem the main character is trying to solve or overcome.