Choosing a Genre and Topic

 I had to choose what kind of magazine I wanted to create. I cooperated as I talked to classmates as I made my decision. I completed assignments that helped guide me in my decision for creating a reading assignment about themes in September, exploring different genres and completing a case study about magazines in October, and then doing a planning sheet in November.




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