Genres

Informational text about real or true events are:

Your Social Studies textbook falls into this category:

Which book would you choose to find out the life cycle of the frog?

In the book "Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus," the author's purpose is to:

Which genre is "Words on Fire" an example of?

Stories that could actually happen but didn't are:

When someone writes a story about someone else's life, it falls into this genre:

What is the author's purpose in writing "Intermediate Science?"

This genre includes information sources such as an atlas or dictionary:

Fictional stories based on or around important people from the past are:

Which genre is "Journey to the Center of the Earth?"

This genre includes stories with characters who try to solve a crime or unexplained event.

In your school library, picture books are classified as:

A call number of a book:

What is the author's purpose in writing "Goldilocks and the Three Bears?"

Stories with magic, monsters, superpowers, or other things that do not exist in reality are:

Which genre is "Sleeping Beauty" an example of?

The library arranges non-fiction books according to:

Stories with aliens, advanced technology, or futuristic weaponry are:

Which genre is "Who was Walt Disney?"