The document outlines the analysis of rebuses and the creation of multimodal texts by categorizing different formats including live, digital, and paper-based texts. It defines multimodal texts as those requiring the integration of multiple modes of information and provides examples for each category. Activities include identifying similarities in multimodal texts and creating original works based on the lessons learned.

2. Analyze the rebuses and identify the words
or phrases behind them.

4. Link your ideas:
1. What are the salient features
of the rebuses?
2. How did you identify the
words or phrases conveyed by
the rebuses?

6. Get ready:
1. Pick up the roll of paper under your chair.
2. Get the materials in it.
3. Sort the materials according to their
categories.
4. Place them in appropriate folders.

8. What are you going to attain?
1. identify the similarities and differences of
information in different multimodal texts;
2. analyze and interpret information of the
same topic presented in different
multimodal texts; and
3. create a multimodal text expressing
appreciation on the beauty of the different
Afro-Asian culture.

9. What is a Multimodal Text?
It is a text that requires the processing of
two or more modes and the recognition
of the interconnections between
information.

10. Three Categories of Multimodal Text
Live Digital Paper-
based
-Dance-
-Oral Presentation-
-Film-
-Animation-
-Slideshow-
-E-Poster-
-Digital Story-
-Infographics-
-Graphic Text-
-Poster-
-Comic-
-Picture-

12. What are Live Multimodal Texts?
1. Dance – expression through movements
2. Oral Presentation – delivery of idea in public

13. What are Live Multimodal Texts?
Danc
e
Oral
Presentat
ion

15. What are Digital Multimodal Texts?
1. Film – series of moving images
2. Animation– figures that appear to be moving
3. Slideshow– series of projected images

16. What are Digital Multimodal Texts?
Film
Animation
Slideshow

17. What are Digital Multimodal Texts?
4. Electronic Poster– poster through a software
5. Digital Story– narrative combining digital elements

18. What are Digital Multimodal Texts?
Electronic
Poster
DigitalStory
Source:
https://itsmore
funinthephilipp
ines.co.uk/redi
scovering-why-
its-more-fun-
in-the-
philippines/

20. What are Paper-based Multimodal Texts?
1. Infographics– combination of images, charts,
and data to present a quick and clear information
2. Graphic Text– presents information through the use
of words in diagrams and drawings
3. Poster– large printed picture or a notice for
advertising and decoration

21. What are Paper-based Multimodal Texts?
Infographics
Source:
https://omf.org/wp-
content/uploads/2017/04/Myanma
r-Infographic-web.jpg?x21444

22. What are Paper-based Multimodal Texts?
Graphic
Text
Source: https://www.pinterest.ph/pin/80150068359012362/

23. What are Paper-based Multimodal Texts?
Poster
Source: https://pia.gov.ph/news/tags/bida-solusyon-sa-covid-19

24. What are Paper-based Multimodal Texts?
4. Comic– medium of narration using images and text
5. Picture– image or drawing representing a topic

25. What are Paper-based Multimodal Texts?
Comic
Source: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/arts-culture/
nancy-more-relatable-ever-at-85-180969865/

26. What are Paper-based Multimodal Texts?
Picture
Source: https://blend.ph/helping-out-farmers-through-agribusiness/

28. Reflect to your linguistic experiences
Cite instances where you compared
information through multimodal
texts.

30. Application of Lesson
1. Get a paper.
2. Choose one type of multimodal
text from your folder.
3. How is the information presented
in the selected multimodal text?
4. Are there similarities and
differences? Cite examples.

32. Assessment: Hues of Asian Culture
1. Using a ½ sheet of paper, create
your own paper-based multimodal
text based on the image/s shown
on the screen.

33. Assessment: Hues of Asian Culture

35. Assignment: Digital COVID-19 Awareness
1. Create a simple digital multimodal
text presenting your campaign on
COVID-19 awareness.