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❑ Pra󰉘󰈩󰈹
❑ A󰉅en󰇷󰈀󰈞c󰇵 & Rem󰈎󰈝󰇶󰇵r
❑ Rec󰈀󰈥
❑ Gam󰈩
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 TRAIL OF THOUGHTS
– create
The class will Storya storyTelling
by trailing the ideas through words or phrase
student to be specific). The group with the most substantial and creative
story is the winning team.

Team
Work
Theme 10%
15%
Choice of
Words
25%

CONTENT

CRITERI
50%
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A
TOTAL =
 Now, 󰉒󰈩 󰉓󰈏l󰈗 󰉄al󰈔 󰈀󰇻󰈢ut F󰈗󰈀󰈼h 󰉇󰈏󰇹󰉄i󰈡n
Aren’t you bombarded yet? Let’s continue….
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 OB󰈺󰉋󰉎T󰈽󰈐E󰈟:
01 Explain 02 Enumerate
Categories of Flash
What Flash Fiction is; Fiction; and,

03 Create
a Six-Word Flash Fiction
story with a collage of it.
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 Fla󰈻󰈋 󰉇󰈎c󰉃󰈏o󰈞
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Ms. BJ RESARE | 21ST CENTURY LITERATURE

 Flash Ficti
To appear
on
Literature created from
the imagination, not
quickly or presented as fact,
suddenly though it may be
based on a true story
or situation.
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 Wha󰉃 󰈎󰈼 Fl󰇽󰈻󰈋 󰉇ic󰉃󰈎󰈢󰈞?
Flash Fiction is a short fiction story of under 1500
words, usually under 1000 words. The term is often used
to describe short works or short casual works as well.
There are also terms that define more specific word
counts under 100 words, like drabbles(which are 100
words) or six-word-stories (6 words). It is a very short
story that includes
Beginning, middle, and a resolution. It is not a fragment.
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 It i󰈻 󰉓r󰈎󰉅󰇵󰈝 i󰈞 p󰈸󰈩󰉅󰉙 m󰉊󰇹󰈋 an󰉘 󰈈󰈩n󰈸󰇵, 󰈦op󰉉󰈗󰇽󰈹 ge󰈝󰈹󰈩s
in󰇹󰈘󰉉d󰇵: ro󰈚󰈀󰈞c󰇵, t󰈊󰈹il󰈗󰈩󰈹s, ho󰈸󰈹󰈡r, s󰇹i-fi, an󰇷 fa󰈝 fi󰇸t󰈎󰈢󰈝.
Not󰈀󰇼󰈘󰇵 f󰈗a󰈼h fi󰇹󰉄i󰈡n 󰈏󰈝󰇸lu󰇷󰈩 󰇿󰇽b󰈗e󰈼 l󰈎󰈔󰇵 Ae󰈼󰈡p’󰈻 F󰇽󰇻le󰈻
an󰇷 󰇸l󰈀󰈻󰈼󰈏c󰈻 󰇿ro󰈚 󰉓r󰈎󰉃󰇵󰈹s 󰈗i󰈕󰈩 W󰇽l󰉃 󰈌󰈋it󰈚󰈀󰈞. Fl󰇽󰈻󰈋 fic󰉃i󰈡󰈞
s󰉃o󰈹󰈎󰇵s 󰉃e󰈞d 󰉃󰈡 󰇻󰇵 pu󰇼󰈘󰈎s󰈊󰇵󰇶 in 󰈀󰈝󰉄h󰈢󰈗o󰈈󰈎󰇵s, 󰈑o󰉉󰈹n󰇽󰈗󰈼, an󰇷
co󰈗󰈘󰈩c󰉃󰈏o󰈞s.

FLASH
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FICTION
 Categories: Wit󰈊 󰈹󰈡󰈢t󰈻 i󰈞 f󰈡󰈗󰈕l󰈢󰈸e 󰈀󰈞d
“Fla󰈻󰈋 fic󰉃i󰈡󰈞”: M󰇽x 1500 wo󰈸󰇶s. co󰈗󰈘󰈩c󰉃󰈏o󰈞s 󰈗󰈎󰈕󰇵 Gri󰈚󰈛s' Fa󰈎󰈸󰉙
 Sud󰇷󰈩󰈞 fic󰉃󰈏o󰈞: M󰈀x 750
wo󰈸󰇶s. Tal󰈩󰈻 󰇽󰈞d Ae󰈻󰈡󰈦's F󰇽󰇼󰈘es, (󰉏󰈩󰈹y)
 Dra󰇼󰇻l󰈩, 󰈢󰈸 󰈛ic󰈸󰈡fi󰇸t󰈏o󰈝: M󰈀󰉖 s󰈊o󰈹t󰈻󰉄󰈡r󰈏e󰈻 󰈋󰈀v󰇵 󰇼e󰈩󰈞 󰇽ro󰉉󰈝󰇶 fo󰈸
100 wo󰈸󰇶s.
 Dri󰇼󰇻l󰈩, 󰈢󰈸 󰈛in󰈎󰈻󰇽󰈈a: M󰈀x 50
ce󰈝󰉄󰉉r󰈏e󰈻. T󰈋󰈩y 󰇾󰇵󰈘l o󰉉󰉃 󰈢󰇿
wo󰈸󰇶s. fa󰈻󰈋󰈎󰈢n 󰇾o󰈹 󰈀 w󰈊󰈏󰈘e, b󰉉󰉃 󰈹󰇵ce󰈝󰉄l󰉘
 Twi󰉅󰈩󰈸󰇽󰉄ur󰈩: M󰇽󰉕 280 ca󰈚󰈩
c󰈊a󰈹󰈀c󰉃󰇵󰈹s. – 140 c󰈊a󰈹󰈀c󰉃󰇵󰈹s
(2017) ba󰇹󰈕 b󰈎󰈇.
 Six-󰉒󰈡󰈹d 󰈻󰉄󰈢r󰉘: A󰈞y 󰈻󰉄or󰉘 󰉓󰈎t󰈊
a s󰈎󰈝󰈈l󰇵-󰇷i󰈈󰈎t 󰉒󰈢󰈹d 󰇹o󰉉󰈞t 󰈏󰈻 a
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ca󰉃󰈩󰈈󰈢r󰉘 u󰈞t󰈡 󰈏󰉃󰈼el󰇾.

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 Six-Word
Story
A six-word story allows a reader to consume an entire narrative in
just a moment's time.

The American writer Earnest Hemingway wrote the most famous

flash fiction stories of all time. He has been attributed with the
following six-word story:
“For sale. Baby Shoes. Never worn.”
Some other example of six-word
stories:
“Sorry Soldier, Shoes sold in pairs.”
“Knife hidden, he rings the doorbell.”
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 Additional
Examples:
"We're all trying to "How can emptiness
forget someone.” be so heavy?”
-Six Word Story -Six Word Story

" I'd be his, if he "First sight, first love,

asked.” first life.”
-Six Word Story -Six Word Story
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Captions on social media postings – specially when you get too

emotional. In Filipino, we call it “Hugot lines” to talk about our
walks in life, convey truth or express human emotions.
 Let’󰈻 󰈼󰉉m 󰈏󰉃 u󰈦!
1. Define speculative fiction & Flash in your own
words; enumerate the genres.
2. What makes flash fiction different from

speculative fiction?
3. How will you correlate speculative and flash
fiction to rea-life events/situation?
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 Tha󰈝󰈕 y󰈡󰉊!
Do you have any questions?

“You did well!” Ms. 󰉗󰈷R󰈠󰈣

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