Afternoon guys! I hope you are doing great these days. Summer is coming and we should prepare for not to lose our skills in English when school stops. That's why I suggest READING which is one of the best ways you could keep your English activated during summer. Today we will be working on a very nice story. This way we can learn how to follow these reading layouts once we stop classes so that you can autonomously work. Remember that this blog will be regularly updated even though the end of the course arrives.
The story is entitled NELL'S BOOK. It deals with the difference between reading paper books or digital ones. Nell is at the library with two classmates debating which way is the best. What would you say about? Do you think paper books are somehow better than digital ones? Which do you prefer to read?
THE STORY
BELL'S BOOK
Watch and listen and read the story all the times you want.
Share your first impressions with the class and teacher.
Enjoy it!
WORKSHEET TIME
After having watched and debated the story,
take your time doing the following worksheet.
Click on the images and go to the interactive worksheet.
Keep calm and enjoy English!
EXERCISES
EXERCISE 1
MATCHING PAIRS ON IMAGES
The exercise below will help you practice and recall
some ANIMAL VOCABULARY used in the story.
Click on the top right button for fullscreen.
EXERCISE 2
FILL IN THE BLANKS
The exercise below will help you practice and recall
some tenses used in the story.
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EXERCISE 3
FILL IN THE BLANKS
The next exercise will help you practice and recall
some vocabulary used in the story.
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Well, this it for today guys! I hope you have enjoyed this way of reading. Remember that you need to practice your English as much as you can because it is the only method to improve and keep all that you have learnt in the course. Besides, never forget that while you are reading, millions of doors are being opened for you. Paper or digital books, both can make you all travel beyond the physical doors. See you guys!
"A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies...
The man who never reads lives only one."
George R.R. Martin
