The document defines and provides characteristics for several genres of literature including realistic fiction, fantasy, poetry, mystery, fairy tales, informational texts, biography, autobiography, drama, historical fiction, science fiction, fables, and more. For each genre, examples are given and it is noted that authors typically write in these genres to entertain readers or inform them about important topics and real people. - Download as a PDF or view online for free

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I absolutely LOVE creating new posters and charts to help my students learn new skills. My co-workers have asked for several of them over the past year, so I have decided to post them all to share. I have gotten a majority of these ideas from other bloggers and pinners, but have come up with some as I have collaborated with other co-workers in Kentucky. Below are some of my favorite posters :)