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| Home > Classic Tales > Teaching Guide 1 |
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With Classic Tales, you can create a complete language lesson based around the story. |
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| Use a Big Book to introduce the story to the class |
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Talk about the cover to stimulate interest and introduce main characters and vocabulary. Ask students: Who can you see in the picture? Where are they? What are they doing / looking at?
Say: Let's tell this story together. Turn the pages as students retell the story themselves or guess what is happening. If necessary, ask questions: How does the story begin? Look at the pictures. What happens next?
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After each double page, ask: What
happens next? Students shout out suggestions (in English if possible although Japanese is fine too at this stage). Towards the end of story, ask: How
does the story end? Students draw a picture and write some simple text to predict the ending.
With the book open, practice questions and answers: Is it a...? Yes, it is
/ No, it isn't. Is there a...? Yes, there is / No, there isn't. What / Where
/ Why / Which / Who...? Students can ask each other questions too. |
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