T shows a slide containing two pictures and ask students to predict the narrative behind the images. This engages the Ss schemata. T asks the Ss to discuss with their partner the following questions: What happened before the picture was taken? Are the pictures related? How will the stories end? Illicit answers from the students.

T shows a slide of the story text and asks Ss to take a screenshot. T goes over words that may block the Ss from fully comprehending the text, which includes the meaning and pronunciation. One sentence from the text is highlighted and word, sentence stress, and intonation are covered. Pronunciation is drilled with the students.

Ask the students to read the story (1of2) alone and afterward, place them in breakout rooms to complete the task of placing story back in the correct order. Students to peer check within the breakout room and answers checked in OCFB.

A slide containing both stories are shown to the students and a copy sent via chat. They are instructed to read both stories in detail and complete the task of matching selected verbs within the stories to their corresponding sentences. They are paired up in breakout rooms to peer check their answers. Answers clarified in OCFB.

Place students in breakout rooms in pairs and have them ask their partners the following questions: Can you remember the last website someone recommended to you? Is it good? What do you think is the best age to buy a laptop or smartphone for children? Why? Monitor their progress and provide delayed error correction if needed.