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Before reading
- What's the book about? Pre-reading activities get students interested and help them to think about the topic or story
- What happens first? Pre-reading activities also develop prediction skills
- Introductory sentences - draw students into the story/text and get them to think about what might happen next
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Before reading
- Were you right? Check your students' prediction skills with these quick and easy activities
- What more did you learn? Comprehension activities help students consolidate what they've read
- Language in use - offers practice in the key grammar structures
- What's next? Students are encouraged to think creatively and so look ahead
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After reading
- Talk about it - encourages students to discuss the plot, themes and main characters from the book
- Write about it - allows students to demonstrate their understanding of the book, as well as their knowledge of important vocabulary
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- Project help students to think beyond the Reader and to develop the topic further through a spoken or written task
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To support comprehension and motivate learners
- All new vocabulary is clearly highlighted in the text
- On-page glossaries include example sentences or definitions and provide pronunication support
- Full-colour illustrations are closely linked to the text to improve comprehension
- Stunning photography, maps and diagrams bring the text to life and reinforce meaning
- And don't forget the Students' CD-ROM!
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