Explore Narrative Nonfiction

Explore Narrative Nonfiction

Invite the student to think about their favorite books about real places, animals, people, and events, in which information is shared through a narrative structure. A narrative nonfiction text organizes information in chronological order, so that it reads like a story. Point out that narrative nonfiction usually has a deeper central message and often uses literary language. Have the student choose a topic related to a past event in their community or school, then gather information on the event and write a brief, factual account of the event, using the elements of narrative nonfiction.

 

Explore Narrative Nonfiction

Invite the student to think about their favorite books about real places, animals, people, and events, in which information is shared through a narrative structure. A narrative nonfiction text organizes information in chronological order, so that it reads like a story. Point out that narrative nonfiction usually has a deeper central message and often uses literary language. Have the student choose a topic related to a past event in their community or school, then gather information on the event and write a brief, factual account of the event, using the elements of narrative nonfiction.