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Creative Writing

This document discusses key elements of different fiction genres including fantasy, science fiction, historical fiction, mystery fiction, realistic fiction, and horror fiction. It provides examples of stories that fall under each genre. It also lists learning objectives about exploring fiction genres through writing journal entries and short compositions. The document poses challenges for readers to identify genres they prefer, apply story elements, and develop a title for a story in a selected genre.

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Creative Writing

This document discusses key elements of different fiction genres including fantasy, science fiction, historical fiction, mystery fiction, realistic fiction, and horror fiction. It provides examples of stories that fall under each genre. It also lists learning objectives about exploring fiction genres through writing journal entries and short compositions. The document poses challenges for readers to identify genres they prefer, apply story elements, and develop a title for a story in a selected genre.

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Key

elements
of
Fiction

Mam Candy
Learning Objectives:
EXPLORE KEY ELEMENTS
OF FICTIONS THROUGH:

A. WRITING
JOURNAL ENTRIES

B. SHORT COMPOSITIONS

REVIEW
List 5 words or things that you
remember
in our past lessons. Write it on
your notebook.
CHALLENGE
#1
Tell something about the
following pictures and write
your answers in your notebook.
Write your answers on your notebook.
Tell Something about this picture:

Source:
buzz.tt
Tell Something about this picture:

Source: Wikipedia
CHALLENGE #2
Answer the 2 questions below:
1. choose one (1) fiction genre that you prefer to
write at this moment.
2. How will you going to use the elements of a
story that you have learned in this genre?
FICTIONAL GENREs
What is GENRE?

-a distinctive type of
category of literary
compositions
(Source: www.britannica.com)
Here are some
common fictional
genres:
FANTASY - a story that is imaginative,
it could never really happen.
Element/s:
Magic
Adventure
Struggle for mystery
Setting
Example: The Chronicles
of Narnia by C.S. Lewis
SCIENCE FICTION (Sci-Fi)
a story that is based on the imagined,
impact and potential science.
typically set in the future or on other
planets.
relies on scientific facts, theories and
principles as support for settings,
characters, themes, and plot which
makes it different from fantasy.
Example: Transformers, a sci-fi
novel by Alan Dean Foster
HISTORICAL FICTION
a story that takes place in historically
time and setting.
The characters and some events are
fictional.
ELEMENTS:
Character
Dialogue
Setting
Example: The Hunchback of Plot Conflict
Notre-dame by Victor Hugo
MYSTERY FICTION - a story that focuses
on a puzzling crime, situation or
circumstance that needs to be solved.
some Feature topics:
fascinating
troubling to the mind
unsolved
unexplained questions and
events
Example: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
by Stieg Larsson.
REALISTIC FICTION
a story that takes place in the present
and recent past.
Characters are involved in events that
could happen
They can live in places that could be or
are real.
The characters seems like real people
with real issues solved in a realistic way.
Example: The Princess Diaries
Series by Meg Cabot
HORROR FICTION

a story explored themes


related to deaths, demons, evil
spirits, and the afterlife .
Example: Final Destination by
Natasha Rhodes, and
unproduced spec script by
Jeffrey Reddick
OTHER FICTIONAL GENRES:
ADVENTURE
a story where protagonist and other major
characters are placed in dangerous
situations.
characters use their wits and skills to
defeat the antagonist.
Example: Adventure in North Pole by Jules Verne

FOLK TALES- fables, fairy tale, legend,


tall tale and Myth.
Challenge#3
1.Choose one fictional
genre and explain it in
your own understanding.
2. Write a title of your story
based on your selected
fictional genre.

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