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    This document discusses the differences between fictional and real stories for a first grade reading class. Fictional or made-up stories come from one's imagination and can feature animals or objects acting like people or contain exaggerated or impossible elements. Real stories are about actual people and events and aim to teach readers about information, things, and ideas they can learn from. The document provides the example story "Irene is Lonely by Kyla Zarza" as a real story and closes by thanking the class for learning something new.

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    This document discusses the differences between fictional and real stories for a first grade reading class. Fictional or made-up stories come from one's imagination and can feature animals or objects acting like people or contain exaggerated or impossible elements. Real stories are about actual people and events and aim to teach readers about information, things, and ideas they can learn from. The document provides the example story "Irene is Lonely by Kyla Zarza" as a real story and closes by thanking the class for learning something new.

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    4TH QTR Reading 1 Lesson 6

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    Ana Karina Abante
    This document discusses the differences between fictional and real stories for a first grade reading class. Fictional or made-up stories come from one's imagination and can feature animals or objects acting like people or contain exaggerated or impossible elements. Real stories are about actual people and events and aim to teach readers about information, things, and ideas they can learn from. The document provides the example story "Irene is Lonely by Kyla Zarza" as a real story and closes by thanking the class for learning something new.

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    READING

    CLASS
    GRADE 1
    MADE-UP
    STORY
    Is created from one's
    imagination. Some fiction
    stories have animals or objects
    that do and say things just like
    people. Some fictional stories
    are exaggerated or contain
    things that are impossible.
    REAL STORY
    Is about real people and events. They give information and talk
    about things and ideas that we can learn about.
    READINGS
    Irene is Lonely by Kyla
    Zarza
    THANK
    YOU!
    I hope you learn
    something new today!

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