Author's Purpose
Point of View
5 Elements of a Story
Structural Patterns
Genres
100

The author writes to give you information about a topic.

Inform 

100

The author is telling the story to YOU, the reader.

Second Person. 

100

The place and time of a story. 

Setting. 

100

A text structure in which authors tell about events in the order they happened.

Chronological Order.

100

A text that is Real and True. 

Non-fiction. 

200

The author writes to tell you a story that you will enjoy. 

Entertain 

200

The author or narrator is telling the story, but is NOT part of it. Key words such as HE, SHE, THEY.

Third Person. 

200

The people, animals, etc in the story. 

Characters

200

A text that uses Similarities and Differences. 

Compare and Contrast. 

200

A text that is NOT REAL but FAKE. 

Fiction. 

300

The author writes to get you to CONVINCE to do something. 

Persuade
300

The main character is telling the story. Keywords such as I, WE. 

First Person. 

300

Sequence of events in the story. Includes Beginning, Middle and End. 

Plot. 

300

A text structure in which an author explains a problem and how it was solved.

Problem and Solution. 

300

A text that uses rhythm and is short.

Poetry (poems).

400

The author writes to express feelings or emotions.

EXPRESS 

400
What are the Point Of Views we have learned?

First Person, Second Person, Third Person Limited & Omniscient. 

400

The struggle or problem of the story. 

Conflict. 

400

A text structure in which an author explains causes, things that make other things happen, and effects, the things that happen as a result of causes.

Cause and Effect. 

400

A text that is printed out as a play, the word theatre. 

Drama (play). 

500

What are the Author's Purpose?

Inform, Persuade, Entertain, and Express. 

500

The narrator knows what YOU ARE FEELING. Think of it as "God Like" 

Third Person Omniscient 

500

Main message or lesson of the story.

Theme. 

500

Which Structural Pattern is easiest to you? Why? 

ANY. 

500

What are the genres you have learned? 

Fiction, Non-fiction, Poetry, and Drama.