1.1. Activities while reading:
Forecast:
Ask learners to make predictions about the story based on the title or brief introduction.
Vocabulary Exploration:
Identify unfamiliar words and encourage learners to infer the meaning from context or use
a dictionary.
Understanding questions:
Prepare questions that test your understanding of key ideas, characters, and events.
1.2. Teach skimming or scanning using passages.
Skimming:
Have learners read the passage quickly to get a general sense of the story, focusing on
the main idea, heading, and the opening sentence of each paragraph.
To scan:
Ask specific questions or information learners need to find in the text. Ask them to look for
the answer without reading the entire sentence.
1.3. Activities after reading:
Retelling or summary:
Ask the learner to retell the story in their own words or write a short synopsis of the
sentence.
Discussion:
Start a discussion about the text's theme, characters, and moral teachings.
Literature:
Encourage learners to write alternate endings or continuations of the story.
Role play or dramatize:
Divide the learners into groups and have them act out scenes from the story.
1.4. Teaching the moral of this sentence:
To convey the moral of this article, you can take the following steps: