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    The document defines and distinguishes between reality and fantasy (make-believe). Reality refers to the actual world and state of things as they exist, while fantasy involves imagining impossible things. A reality describes events that could plausibly happen, while a fantasy or make-believe describes impossible events. The document provides examples to help students identify whether a sentence describes reality or make-believe.

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    The document defines and distinguishes between reality and fantasy (make-believe). Reality refers to the actual world and state of things as they exist, while fantasy involves imagining impossible things. A reality describes events that could plausibly happen, while a fantasy or make-believe describes impossible events. The document provides examples to help students identify whether a sentence describes reality or make-believe.

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    ENGLISH 6

    October 30, 2019


    Learning Objective:

    Identify real or
    make-believe,
    fact or non-fact
    O
    E R I A L Y
    Y R E U I T
    - the world or
    R E A L I T Y the state of
    things as they
    O
    N A F N S Y
    Y T F A Y S
    - activity of imagining
    F A N T A S Y things, especially thin
    that are impossible 
    Reality - the world or the
    state of things as they
    actually exist
    Fantasy - activity of
    imagining things,
    especially things that are
    impossible 
    “What do you
    think?”

    Answer: “Yes, that’s


    real!”
    Reality - the world or
    the state of things
    as they actually
    exist
    Make-believe -
    fantasy 
    A reality tells
    about things that
    could happen in
    real
    A fantasy orlife setting.
    make-
    believe tells about things
    that could
    The mermaid
    baked a
    delicious cake.
    Jayden played
    in the pool
    yesterday.
    GROUP
    WORK
    Presentation
    of Group
    Outputs
    Let’s Sum It Up!
    What is reality? What is a make-believe ?

    A reality tells about things


    that could happen in real
    life setting.
    A fantasy or make-believe
    tells about things that could
    not happen in real life.
    GENERALIZATION
    Identify whether the sentence is REALITY or
    MAKE-BELIEVE.
    1.An apple is talking to the princess.
    2.Cesar studies his lesson everyday.
    3.Mr. Perez driving his car.
    4.In the zoo, there are flying
    elephants and the singing
    carabaos.
    5.he children are playing at the EVALUATION

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