Fiction
What are the parts of the fiction thinking job?
Character, Problem, Solution, Lesson Learned
What is the 1st thing you look for in a non fiction text?
topic
What the speaker saying or what is happening in the poem?
Literal Meaning
I am what you use when you need to prove your answer is correct
I am details
My paper ripped. Instead of throwing it out I put a piece of tape. What did I find?
Solution
True or False:
A nonfiction story tells a made up story that teaches a lesson.
False
The poem says, ‘The golden sun stretched its arms across the sky,’ and you can picture it.”
I am the feeling you get while reading a poem
I am the tone/mood
A character starts off careless but becomes responsible by the end
Character Change
True or False
A non fiction text teaches you facts about a topic
True
In a poem, the words ‘light’ and ‘night’ sound the same.”
Rhyme
A dog runs away, and the whole story is about the family trying to find it
I am the problem
Title: The Group Project
Jayden and his class were working on a poster about animals. Each student had a job to do.
Jayden was in charge of drawing the pictures. But instead of working, he talked and played with his markers.
“Jayden, we need your part,” said his partner, Sofia.
“I’ll do it later,” Jayden said.
Soon, it was time to share their poster. Jayden rushed to finish, but his drawings were messy and incomplete.
The teacher looked at their work. “I can see some of you worked hard,” she said. “But this is not your best.”
Jayden felt embarrassed. He looked at his group. “I’m sorry,” he said.
After school, Jayden asked, “Can we fix it together?”
His group agreed. This time, Jayden stayed focused. He listened and did his part carefully.
The next day, their poster looked bright and neat.
“I’m proud of this work,” Jayden said.
He learned that when everyone depends on you, your effort matters.
What is the lesson learned?
Do your part and stay responsible when others are counting on you.
Title: The Power of Trees
Trees are all around us. You can find them in parks, forests, and even on city streets.
Some people think trees are just nice to look at. But trees do much more than that.
Trees clean the air we breathe. They take in carbon dioxide and give off oxygen. This helps people and animals stay healthy.
Trees also give shade on hot days. Their leaves block sunlight and help keep the ground cool.
Animals depend on trees too. Birds build nests in branches, and many animals find food on trees.
Because trees are so helpful, people should take care of them. Planting and protecting trees is important for our future.
What is the author's point of view?
The author believes trees are very important and people should protect them.
Title: The Small Seed
A tiny seed
Falls to the ground,
No one stops
To look around.
It rests beneath
The dirt so deep,
Alone and still,
As if asleep.
Then one small sprout
Pushes through,
Reaching up
Toward sky so blue.
It grows each day,
Strong and tall,
From something small
That seemed so small.
What is the deeper meaning of the poem?
Even small beginnings can grow into something strong and important.
The author says recycling is important and people should protect them.
I am the point of view
Title: The Lost Bracelet
Maya was getting ready for her friend’s party. She picked out her favorite bracelet. It was gold with tiny blue beads.
“I love this bracelet,” she said as she put it on her wrist.
At the party, Maya laughed and played games. She had so much fun that she forgot to check her bracelet.
When it was time to go home, Maya looked down.
“My bracelet is gone!” she cried.
Maya felt upset. She looked under the table, by the chairs, and near the door. She could not find it.
“I should have been more careful,” she said quietly.
Her friend Lily came over. “What’s wrong?”
“I lost my bracelet,” Maya said.
“I will help you look,” Lily said.
They searched together. Soon, Lily found it under a chair.
Maya smiled with relief. “Thank you for helping me,” she said.
As they walked out, Maya held her bracelet tightly.
Next time, she knew she would take better care of her things—and she was glad she had a friend who helped when she needed it.
What is the lesson learned?
Be responsible for your belongings and appreciate friends who help you.
Title: Why Bees Matter
Bees may be small, but they are very important.
Many people think bees are only known for making honey. While honey is useful, bees do something even more important.
Bees fly from flower to flower to collect nectar. As they move, they carry pollen from one plant to another. This helps plants grow. This process is called pollination.
Because of bees, many fruits and vegetables can grow. Apples, strawberries, and cucumbers all need pollination.
Without bees, there would be less food for people and animals. Some plants might not grow at all.
For this reason, people should care about bees and protect them. Bees are not just helpful—they are necessary for life on Earth.
What is the author's point of view?
The author believes bees are very important and should be protected.
Title: After the Rain
The rain falls down,
Soft and slow,
Washing streets
And leaves below.
The sky turns gray,
The world feels still,
Drops tap softly
On the windowsill.
But then the clouds
Begin to part,
And sunlight warms
The waiting heart.
A rainbow grows
Across the sky—
A quiet sign
That storms pass by.
What is the deeper meaning of the poem?
Even when times feel difficult or sad, things can get better afterward.
A poem shows a small seed growing into a strong tree and teaches that small things can grow big.”