The document defines and provides examples of linear and non-linear texts. Linear texts refer to traditional texts that must be read from beginning to end with a focus on grammar and style, such as novels, poems and textbooks. Non-linear texts can be accessed in any order and focus on specific information, including flowcharts, knowledge maps and encyclo

1. “Which is better?”

2. “Which is better?”
1. The teacher will present three
scenarios.
2. Each scenarios will have two choices.
3. Choose which choice is better.
Example: 1.A or 1.B
Direction:

3. “
Are you ready?
3

4. “
A domesticated carnivorous
mammal that typically has a
long snout, an acute sense of
smell, non retractable claws,
and a barking, howling, or
whining voice.
You are trying to teach your Toddler
sibling “what is a dog”.
1
“Which is better?”
A B

5. “
You are trying to teach your sibling what is a
walrus but you are busy doing module.
2
“Which is better?”
A B

6. “
Two of your classmate has reported in
front using a powerpoint presentation.
3
“Which is better?”
A B

8. What is
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9. Linear text
1. It refers to traditional text that needs to be read from beginning to the end.
2. In linear texts, contents are in the linear and sequential structure.
3. In linear texts, there is focus on grammar and style.
Examples: Novels, poems, short stories, textbooks, letters, newspaper articles, educational
newspaper articles, educational texts

11. Poems
• It is a piece of writing
that relies on rhyme,
rhythm and meter to
evoke feeling, or to
convey setting and
story.

12. Novels
•It is a work of prose
fiction that tells a
narrative over an
extended length.

13. Short
Stories
• It is a brief fictional prose
narrative that is shorter than
a novel and that usually
deals with only a few
characters.

14. Textbooks
• It is a book used in the
study of a subject.

15. Letters
• It is a written message
conveyed from one person
to another through a
medium.

16. Newspaper
• publication usually issued daily,
weekly, or at other regular times
that provides news, views,
features, and other information
of public interest and that often
carries advertising

17. Non-linear text
1. It refers to the text that does not need to be read from the beginning to
the end.
2. It is a text combined with visual elements.
3. In non-linear text, focus is on specific information. Less attention is
given to grammar and style.
Examples: Flowcharts, knowledge maps and encyclopedia.

19. Flowcharts
• It is a type of diagram that
represents a workflow or process.

20. Knowledge maps
• It is a visual aid that shows a main idea or concept and
shows information about what the creator wants to show
to the viewers.

22. Encyclopedia
• It is a book or set of books
giving information on many
subjects or on many aspects
of one subject and typically
arranged alphabetically.

23. Thank you

24. Quiz
Direction: Identify what the statement is all about.
1. It refers to traditional text that needs to be read from beginning to the end. It focuses on grammar and style.
2. It refers to the text that does not need to be read from the beginning to the end. Its focus
is on specific information. Less attention is given to grammar and style.
3. It is a piece of writing that relies on rhyme, rhythm and meter to evoke feeling, or to
convey setting and story.
4. It is a work of prose fiction that tells a narrative over an extended length.
5. It is a visual aid that shows a main idea or concept and shows information about what
the creator wants to show to the viewers.
6-10. Next Slide.

25. Part 2 (6-10)
Choose 1 only.
• Create a paragraph about the steps on how to brush your teeth. After
that, create a flow chart on those steps.
• State all the subjects taught on grade 7 students. After that create a
knowledge map based on it.

26. Subject
taught in 7
Charisma
English