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Retrieval

1. In communities, discuss what makes the following types of writing different from each other: songs, stories, poems, plays,and novels.

2. Create a diagram where you explain and offer examples of each type of writing. You may use the following table as a guide:

3. Individually, without forgetting you are part of a community, choose one of the examples from the table and answer the following question in your notebook: What was the impact the author wanted to have on the readers or listeners?

4. In pairs, discuss how poetry uses words to communicate ideas, feelings, and images.

Approach

5. In assembly, share your answer to the question and your comments from the discussion in pairs. Then, listen to your classmates'answers.

Sometimes, people use language in clever ways to communicate; we read and hear examples of this every day. Even though you use these fun ways to talk, you might only sometimes know a little about them. People naturally use language in creative ways without constantly thinking about it. For example, in Mexico, some people might say chido instead of genial and chamba instead of trabajo. In English, someone might say ain't instead of isn't and let's bounce instead of let's leave.

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Writing Format	Meaning	Example
Songs	A short composition for voice with instrumental accompaniment, usually expressing emotions.	"Yesterday" by The Beatles
Stories
Poems
Plays
Novels


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