MORE READING POWER

TITLES OF BOOK :

• READING FOR PLEASURE
• COMPREHENSION SKILLS
• VOCABULARY BUILDING
• THINKING SKILLS

READING TO UNDERSTAND STORIES

STEP 1. THINKING BEFORE YOU READ .
• LOOK AT THE PICTURE IF THERE IS ONE
• READ THE TITLE OF THE STORY
• CAN YOU ANSWER ANY OF THESE QUESTIONS ?

WHAT IS THE STORY ABOUT ?
WHO IS IN THE STORY ?
WHERE ARE THEY ?

STEP 2 . READ THE STORY
• DON'T STOP TO LOOK UP NEW WORDS IN A DICTiONARY .
• DON'T ASK THE TEACHER OR OTHER STUDENTS ABOUT NEW WORDS
• READ THE STORY ALL THE WAY TO THE AND

STEP 3 . TALK ABOUT THE STORY .
• TALK WITH ANOTHER STUDENT ABOUT THESE QUESTIONS?
WHAT IS THE STORY ABOUT ?
WHERE ARE THEY?
DO YOU LIKE THE STORY ? WHY?

STEP 4 . LEARN NEW WORDS
• NOW READ THE STORY AGAIN AND LOOK FOR NEW WORDS . CHECK THE MEANING OF THE WORDS IN A DICTIONARY .
• WRITE THE NEW WORDS ON THE LINES UNDER THE SYORE

READING BOOK FOR PLEASURE

LOOKING FOR A PLEASURE READING BOOK HOW TO FIND A BOOK YOU 'L LIKE:
• READ THE TITLE(NAME) OF THE BOOK
• LOOK AT THE PICTURE ON THE COVER AND READ THE BACK OF BOOK .
WHAT IS IT ABOUT ? IS IT INTERESTING
• RED THE FIRST PAGE OF THE BOOK .
FIND OUT HOW MANY WORDS ARE NEW FOR YOU
NO NEW WORDS THIS BOOK MAY BE TOO EASY FOR YOU
1-5 NEW WORDS THIS BOOK IS RIGHT FOR YOU

6 MORE NEW WORDS THIS BOOK MAY BE DIFFICULT FOR YOU