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Reading; pets and crazy/unusual pet-owners

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Intermediate (upper) level

In this lesson, students focus on reading for gist and detail, in the context of pets and crazy/unusual pet-owners. Furthermore, in this lesson, students will be introduced to new vocabulary in the context of animals and pet owners. In this lesson there are three stages. The first stage, the pre-reading stage, begins with a lead-in Google Slides presentation about my own unusual relationship with some of my pets. After seeing photos and hearing the story, students will be introduced to severa...

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Reading about stereotypes

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Intermediate, b2 level

In this lesson, students will be able to improve their receptive skill of reading. The context is about men and women stereotypes. During pre-reading stage, the teacher will write a few sentences on the board and ask the students to guess who says them and why. Before while reading task, there will be vocabulary pre-teaching in order to clarify some block words which can hinder comprehension of the text. During while-reading stage, students will be divided into two groups as it will be a jigs...

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TP #7, Reading Lesson

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Intermediate level

In this lesson I will warm them up by having them talk with each other about their jobs, then I Will show them a picture and have them discuss what is going on, elicit from them. Then I will give them a gist task (deciding which title fits the text) and they will read for 30 seconds only. After that I will give them a more detailed reading task, and they have to answer the questions I give them on a paper. Then in pairs they compare. Feedback. Then We will go over some vocabulary, I will ask...

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Lesson D "Thinking outside the box" reading

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Inermedimate, grade 4 b2 level

In this lesson learners will focus on receptive skills of reading and sub skill gist reading and as output of the class will be productive skills of speaking and writing. The context of the lesson is based on how solve problems and how the brain work to solve it. students are familiar with this topic because they have studied feelings in last few sessions. In this session students will read and test their understanding of the passage. In this lesson students will do different activities which...

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Reading Lesson

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Intermediate level

In this lesson, students develop their reading and speaking skills and they also learn about some vocabularies related to traveling in Australia through guided discovery based on a reading text from a blogger's web diary. The lesson starts with a discussion about all they know about Australia. This is followed by skim reading where students read the first part of the text very quickly to get an idea about the whole text and answer a couple of general questions. There are two more different ty...

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Expatriates in the Woshington Post

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B2 level

This lesson affords SS to to engage in a jigsaw reading activity in that they are required to read and take notes in "Home groups". In fact "Home groups" allow SS to acquire sufficient knowledge at their fingerprints before they move to new groups called "Expert groups" where they get the chance to further deepen their understanding of the subject. In so doing, they create a melting pot of ideas where they take on a dual role both as a disseminator and a recepient of knowledge, which is nothi...

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Inventions

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Upper secondary 4 level

In this lesson, Ss practice and improve skills on reading for gist and reading for specific information. As a lead-in, Ss are shown pictures of different inventions. Ss are asked to talk about them - how they have helped us or how these inventions have made our lives easier. They are then asked to make a list of ten inventions they feel are very important and discuss why they are important. Ss are then questioned: What can / can't live without in this country? Thus the reading activity on Air...

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Reading

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Grade 5 level

In this lesson, students try to guess the topic from the picture, the teacher then elicits some yes/no questions without the answers to help students think of every detail in the reading passage. The teacher explains some new words to the students before reading the text. Students read for gist to know the main idea of the text. The teacher then allows students to read the text and to find the topic sentence.

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Ceyda TP5

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Upper intermediate level

In this lesson the students will focus on receptive skills of reading and sub skills gist reading and reading for details. The context of the lesson is about the term ‘masters of the universe’ used to refer to wealthy bankers on wall Street. In this session students will read and test their understanding. The activities that they will work on during the lesson will help them to derive the meaning from the text by reading the small text i.e. gist reading, and also for reading details. Most of ...

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Food ,Reading

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Beginners , b1 level

In this lesson the Ss focus on reading skill through food context.I'm going to ask Ss about their favourite food and point to different pics of food by projector ,quickly ,for 1 or 2 mins . Then I 'm going to prepare some exercises for comprehension of the text as much as possible . We have Gap-Fill,Gallery reading , matching exercises for this reason.And in pro-reading they will have a free discussion ,they'll talk about their own life .
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