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Reading Courseware
for Teachers
Chapter 2 Our pet friends
Learn to Read
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Functions 21st Century Knowledge and Skills Values and Attitudes
Talking and asking about location or position
Critical thinking Caring for pets
Reading Skills
Inferring meaning from the text
Locating specific information in response to questions
Making guesses about the text
Making observations from pictures
Relating the text to self
Objectives
Reading
Pre-reading – Introducing the setting
First reading – Shared reading
Second reading – Reading aloud
– Activity 1: Assessment for learning
Post-reading – Activity 2: Readers’ theatre
– Activity 3: Let’s find Ricky
– Activity 4: Our pet friends
Overview
Today we are going to read a story.
Let’s look at some pictures!
Pre-reading
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Bob
Ricky
Ricky is Bob’s pet.
Introducing the setting
Say Today we are going to read a story about Bob and his dog Ricky.
Say Look. This is Ricky.
[Click to show the narration] Say Ricky is Bob’s pet. Ask What is Ricky? (A dog.) Do you have a pet? What is your pet? (e.g. A dog. / A cat.) – observing / relating the text to self
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a bed
a table
a cupboard
a box
a shelf
What can you see in Bob’s bedroom?
Introducing the setting
Say Ricky is in Bob’s bedroom.
[Click to show the question] Ask What can you see in Bob’s bedroom? (e.g. A bed. / A cupboard.) [Click to review the vocabulary] Demonstrate how to say each vocabulary item and drill pronunciation. Make sure pupils pronounce ‘bed’ correctly, e.g. /bed/, not /bæd/.
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Ricky
Bob
What is Ricky
thinking about?
Is Bob here?
Ricky
Bob
Introducing the setting
Say Ricky is thinking about something. [Click to show Bob] [Click to show the question] Ask What is Ricky thinking about? (Bob.) Say That’s right. I think he wants to find Bob. – inferring
[Click to show the question] Mime a sad face and ask Is Bob here? (No.) – observing
Ask Where is Bob? Can you guess? – guessing
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Where is Bob?
Introducing the setting
Say In the story, Ricky looks for Bob in m