This document provides information about different types of texts, including narrative text, expository text, explanation text, recount text, and persuasive text. It begins with defining narrative text as a story-based text told in chronological order that can include characters, events, and resolutions. Expository text is defined as a factual, informative text organized by topics rather than a chronological storyline. The document then provides examples, structures, and characteristics of explanation text, recount text, and persuasive text. It emphasizes using different text types for effective communication and includes activities for students to practice identifying and differentiating between these text types.

1. English 7
4th quaRter

2. review

3. Philippine
literature
01
Who wrote the parable ?
02
Who are the
characters in the
parable
03
How can we show
cooperation and
responsibility as a
student?

4. Make a guess!
Direction: The class will be group into four. Each
group will have an envelope and your going to
decode the word reading it backward. Raise the
whiteboard with the word your group decoded
related to the picture being shown in the screen.
Each group will have15 seconds to answer, the
group who got the most numbered of correct will
be the winner

5. Make a guess!
NARRATIVE

6. Make a guess!
EXPOSITORY

7. Make a guess!
EXPLANATION

8. Make a guess!
RECOUNT

9. Make a guess!
PERSUASSIVE

10. Make a guess!
Direction: The class will be group into four. Each group will have
an envelope and your going to decode the word reading it
backward. Each group will have 2 minutes to answer, the group
who got the most numbered correct will be the winner.
1. EVITARRAN
2. YROTISOPXE
3. NOITANALPXE
4. TNUOCER
5. EVISAUSREP
-NARRATIVE
- EXPOSITORY
- EXPLANATION
- RECOUNT
- PERSUASIVE

11. What is text
type?
It is a way of classifying and defining
different language interaction, spoken
and written.

12. TYPE OF
TEXT
1. NARRATIVE TEXT
2. EXPOSITORY

13. 1. Narrative text

14. Narrative text
Based on perception in time. Narration is
the telling of a story; the succession of
events is given in chronological order.

15. 1. expository text

16. Expository text
Expository text exists to provide facts in a
way that is educational and purposeful. The
text is fact-based with the purpose of
exposing the truth through a reliable source.

17. >OPINIONS
>EXPERIENCES
WRITTEN FROM YOUR
HEART
WRITTEN USING
YOUR BRAIN
NARRATIVE
TEXT
>FEELINGS
-FICTION/
NON- FICTION
EXPOSITORY
TEXT
>THOUGHTS
>FACT BASED
-NON-FICTION

18. CHARACTERISTICS
NARRATIVE TEXT EXPOSITORY TEXT
Tells a story
Organized in sequential
order.
Filled with facts and
information
Organized with topics
Information are
presented through non-
fiction text features
It contains characters (subject),
challenges and resolution and
end.
Can be read in any order.

19. IMAGERY OR FACTUAL OR BOTH.
NARRATIVE TEXT
fairy stories legends Adventure
stories
Personal
stories

20. -personal experiences
-fairy stories -romances
-science fiction -horror stories
-fables
-legends
-myths
-adventure stories
IMAGERY OR FACTUAL OR BOTH.
NARRATIVE TEXT

21. Reliable and factual
Expository TEXT
analysis Cause & effect definition

22. Reliable and factual
Expository TEXT
Compare & contrast Problem and solution

23. Reliable and factual
EXPOSITORY TEXT
-descriptive/definition
-analysis
-compare & contrast
-problem & solution
-Cause & effect

24. Reliable and
factual
-personal experiences
-fairy stories -romances
-science fiction -horror stories
-fables
-legends
-myths
-adventure stories
IMAGERY OR
FACTUAL OR BOTH.
types
NARRATIVE
TEXT
EXPOSITORY
TEXT
-descriptive/definition
-analysis
-compare & contrast
-problem & solution
-Cause & effect

25. Narrative text
Asks you to tell a specific personal
story that has happened to you
Expository text
Asks you to inform the reader about
your opinion on a specific topic.
memories
opinions

26. Write about your favorite
place
Write about a time you
had fun with a friend
Example: Example:
NARRATIVE
TEXT
>The day my best
friend and I
went to the
beach.
EXPOSITORY
TEXT
the beach
>water- swimming
>sand- building castles
>exploring- finding sea
shells and sea creatures

27. Present tense
Past tense
Memory from the past
Current opinions
NARRATIVE
TEXT
The cool waves was
crashed against my legs,
and the breeze whipped
through my messy hair.
EXPOSITORY
TEXT
The beach is a great
place to explore and
find interesting
treasures such as
shells and sand dollars

28. Purpose
NARRATIVE
TEXT
to entertain,
to gain and
hold a readers'
interest.
EXPOSITORY
TEXT
To explain, to
inform, to
describe.

29. • What type of text show
the passing of time?
Narrative text
Expository text
• What type of text show
about your opinion?
• What text is written from
experience and feelings?
Narrative text
• How about from thoughts
AND OPINION?
Expository text

30. • What type of text that is
told in no order/ not
sequence?
Expository text
• Can you give me an
example of a narrative
text?
• How about expository
text?

31. How can you use
narrative and
expository text for
an effective
communication?

32. application
Direction: Individual, identify each example if it is Narrative
Text raise the color pink circle and if it is Expository Text
raise the color blue circle. You will be given 5 seconds each
number. Strictly no changing of answer once it was raised.
1. Last Sunday we had a joy ride with friends to DRT.
2. The DRT place is so beautiful, has many thrills
and waterfalls.
3. I had so much nervousness when we
climbed the mountain that time

33. application
Direction: Individual, identify each example if it is Narrative
Text raise the color pink circle and if it is Expository Text
raise the color blue circle. You will be given 5 seconds each
number. Strictly no changing of answer once it was raised.
4. There was a young boy named Fred. He was
such a happy boy because he loved his mom and
dad. One day hos mom and dad told him they
would take him fishing. He was so excited. They
fished all day and had a best time.

34. application
Direction: Individual, identify each example if it is Narrative
Text raise the color pink circle and if it is Expository Text
raise the color blue circle. You will be given 5 seconds each
number. Strictly no changing of answer once it was raised.
5. What is the importance of good manners?
6. Newspaper article.
7. Encyclopedia.
8. A short story.

35. evaluation
Direction: In ½
crosswise, write
2 examples of
each text.

36. Activity:
Direction: Match the word
to the picture given and
identify what type of text it
is. Write it like this BOOK-
NARRATIVE.

37. Activity:

38. Activity:
Direction: Identify each picture, if it is
narrative raise the color blue circle
and if it is expository raise color pink
circle. 5 seconds per picture.

39. Activity:
1. 2.

40. Activity:
3. 4.

41. Activity:
5. 6.

42. Activity:
7. 8.

43. ACTIVITY
Direction: The class will be divided into 6
groups. For group 1 and 2 answer question 1.
For group 3 and 4 answer question 2, and
for group 5 and 6 answer question 3. Simple
sentences will do. You will be given 2
minutes to answer. 1 presenter per group.

44. Activity:
1. Why the dogs are called as mans’ best friend?
2. . Can you tell me your playful experiences with a
dog?
3. 3. Do you want to adopt a dog? Why or why not?

45. TYPE OF
TEXT
1. NARRATIVE TEXT
2. EXPOSITORY
3. EXPLANATION
4. RECOUNT
5. PERSUASIVE

46. WHAT IS
EXPLANATION TEXT?

47. EXPLANATION
TEXT
An explanation is a non fiction
text that used to describe HOW
things work and WHY things
happen.

48. EXAMPLE;

49. STRUCTURE

50. WHAT IS RECOUNT
TEXT?

51. RECOUNT TEXT
Is a text which retell events in the past.
It uses chronological
conjunctions, such as; first,
second, then, etc.

52. EXAMPLE;

53. EXAMPLE;

54. EXAMPLE;

55. WHAT IS persuasive TEXT?

56. WHAT IS persuasive TEXT?

57. Persuasive TEXT
Is a fact based text use to convinced
the reader.
It never uses opinions.
Mostly found in argumentative
articles.

58. characteristic
To make the reader
change their point of
view.

59. example
• Speeches
• Reviews
• Book report
• Debates

60. How can you use explanation,
recount, and persuasive text for
an effective communication?
PERSUASIVE- Address audience needs, values
and desires.
EXPLANATION- provide all the details.
RECOUNT- retell the story with chronological
conjuction.

61. What is the difference of
narrative and recount text ?
Chronological conjunctions,
such as; first, second, then, etc.
WHAT IS THE MEANING OF RE IN
RECCOUNT ?
RE- AGAIN
RETELL

62. Activity;
Direction: Individual, identify each
example if it is Recount Text point your
HIPS TO THE RIGHT, if it is Explanation
Text POINT YOUR HIPS TO THE LEFT and
lastly if it is Persuasive Text STAND
STRAIGHT AND HANDS ON your SIDE. You
will be given 15 seconds every question

63. RECOUNT

64. EXPLANATION

65. RECOUNT

66. EXPLANATION

67. RECOUNT

68. PERSUASIVE

69. RECOUNT

70. PERSUASIVE

71. EXPLANATION

72. PERSUASIVE

73. Evaluation
DIRECTION; In ½ crosswise,
write 2 examples of each
text based on your
memorable experience.

74. ASSIGNMENT
Answer the following questions.
As a student how can you help your
parents?
Can you tell me your expensive memories
with your parents?
Why do we need to wear sunscreen?