Showing posts with label Extensive reading. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Extensive reading. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 23, 2019

Part One: Extensive Reading - Unit 1 to 3


starter-  250 words
stage 1-  400 words
stage 6-  2500 words



- How to choose a good book to read?
- How to get the most from your Reading?

- guidelines for extensive reading

- Talking about books
- writing about books
- suggested books 





We discussed some of these questions this week. We also want everyone to buy a fiction or nonfiction book and bring it to class next week. 






What is fiction?

Fictional  stories or books are about people events that are not real. The author makes up the events and sometimes the place. Fiction often includes a message an idea, or an opinion about life in general.


https://play.google.com/store/books/details?id=dTgmCAAAQBAJ

What is Nonfiction?

 Nonfiction is about real people, places, or things. In nonfiction books, the writer gives facts and information that are supposed to be true. 

examples:
 history - science - psychology - travel - nature - biography. medicine - religion 


Read the passage on page 13 to 15 titled The Black Death? for week 3


Read the front and back also read the first 5 pages. for next class.


Monday, October 16, 2017

Fiction books for reading according to your English Level





These books come in five levels. Choose the right level for you and read. Each level uses certain number of headwords. Level one uses 650 headwords moving up to level 5 which uses 3750 headwords. 

Read ten to fifteen minute each day. underline the words you do not know. Do not stop to look up words in the dictionary. Just read and underline. after you finish a chapter collect the new words in  study cards for reviewing and studying. The process is more important than the product. Practicing reading everyday will help build your vocabulary.