Wp1: Textual Genres

1. textual genre:
The news and how we receive news.
Biggest: News on television
Second biggest: News on the radio
Medium: alerts on or cellphone about news
Smallest: Newspaper
Image result for the news on tv Image result for radio news  Image result for newspaper

2. Social media and news
Examples:
    Image result for tweets about newsImage result for tweets about newsImage result for tweets about news

3. Writing inside of writing
Biggest: A novel
Second biggest: A chapter in the book
Medium: A paragraph in the chapter
Smallest: A sentence in the paragraph

Image result for book  Image result for chapter  Image result for paragraph Image result for sentence

4. Different knowledge of street signs
Biggest: billboards
Second biggest: Highway rest stop signs
Medium: street signs
Smallest: Roadwork signs
  Image result for road work ahead  Image result for street signsImage result for billboards

5. principals and teachers
Biggest: Principal
Second biggest: Grade Level Principals
Medium: Teacher
Smallest: Assistant teachers
Image result for principle of school  
grade principlesCartoon of a School Principle

Image result for teachers
6. Dating Websites
Biggest: Tinder
Second Biggest: Profile
medium: Bio about the person
small: music they like
   Image result for tinderImage result for tinderImage result for bios on tinder

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