What Kind of Story Worksheet
Using What Kind of Story Worksheet, students match the book cover to the genre to build their understanding of different genre types.
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How to teach Genres
Using What Kind of Story Worksheet, students match the book cover to the genre to build their understanding of different genre types.
There are lots of different types of texts that your students can read. This worksheet introduces your students to texts that will appeal to all of your students’ interests.
Students match the book cover to the type of story that it is.
Other resources to use with this What Kind of Story Worksheet
If you are using this worksheet, your students are probably learning about Genres.
Use this Don’t Wake the Librarian Sorting Books Activity as an additional resource for your students.
Introduce this worksheet by reviewing different types of things that you can read. Next, students share examples of their favorite books. Then, students complete the worksheet independently or with a partner. Finally, have students give book examples of genre types.
Be sure to check out more Genres Worksheets.
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