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Reading Courseware
for Teachers
Chapter 3 Wild animals
Learn to Read
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Functions 21st Century Knowledge and Skills
Counting the number of animals
Describing animals: abilities, appearance
Information literacy
Reading Skills
Giving personal responses to the text
Locating specific information in response to questions
Making guesses about the text
Making observations from pictures
Verifying information and ideas in the text
Objectives
Reading
Pre-reading – Introducing the setting
First reading – Shared reading
Second reading – Reading aloud
– Activity 1: How many animals are there?
– Activity 2: Assessment for learning
Post-reading – Activity 3: Readers’ theatre
– Activity 4: The animals at Happy Zoo
Overview
Today we are going to read a story.
Let’s look at some pictures!
Pre-reading
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Can you guess where we are going?
Introducing the setting
Say Look! Today we are going to a special place. Here are some tickets. [Click to show the question] Ask Can you guess where we are going? (The zoo.) – guessing
[Click to show the zoo] Say That’s right! Today we are going to the zoo.
Ask What animals do you want to see at the zoo? (e.g. Tigers / Hippos / Elephants.) – giving personal responses
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sheep
tiger
rabbit
monkey
HAPPY ZOO
What animals can you see at Happy Zoo?
Look, here is a map of
the zoo.
Introducing the setting
Say Look, here is a map of the zoo. What is the name of the zoo? (Happy Zoo.) [Click to show an arrow pointing towards Happy Zoo] – observing
[Click to show the question] Ask What animals can you see at Happy Zoo? Point at each animal on the map. Elicit the names of the animals from pupils, e.g. Rabbit, monkey, sheep. [Click to review the vocabulary]
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Look! There are four
mystery animals.
Can you guess what they are?
HAPPY ZOO
Introducing the setting
Say Look! There are four mystery animals. Can you guess what they are? Elicit guesses from pupils, e.g. Bird, elephant. – guessing
Ask Do you want to know what they are? (Yes.)
Say