Curriculum
- 7 Sections
- 27 Lessons
- 10 Weeks
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- Introduction3
- Pre-Course Assessment1
- Authentic Storytelling6
- Continuous Immersion6
- Instinctive Speaking7
- ConclusionEnglish Skills Test, Final Project, and Preview of Next Course3
- Useful Links and Resources1
Curriculum
Active Reading
Progress Tracker
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For You to Do:
- Choose simple texts with basic vocabulary and clear content.
- Read about topics that interest you for easier learning.
- Gradually increase difficulty by reading newspapers and magazines.
Tips For Reading
Choose Topic
Pick 2-3 topics you enjoy likes sports, science.
Use Keywords
e.g., History for beginners
Read Description
Mentions of simple and basic language.
Preview Pages
Read a sample on Google Books.
Ask Yourself
Can I easily follow the sentence structures?
Prepare to Discuss
Can I describe this book easily to friends?
Book Selection
Let's Find Your Next English Book!
Reading is a great way to learn English. Choose an interest below to get a book idea and fun activities.
Step 1: What are you interested in?
Step 3: Get Ready to Read!
Before You Read 📖
- Look at the book cover and title. What do you think the story is about?
- Read the first page. Are there any new words? Look them up!
- Think: What do you already know about this topic (e.g., animals, space, school)?
While You Read 🤓
- Stop after each page or chapter. Ask yourself: Who is talking? What happened? Where are they?
- Write down new words you learn in a notebook. Try to use them!
- Draw a picture of your favorite part of the story so far.
- If you get confused, read the sentence again slowly.
After You Read 🎉
- Tell someone (a friend, family, or teacher) about the story in your own words.
- What was the main idea or message of the book?
- Did you like the book? Why or why not? Write 1-2 sentences.
- Think of a different ending for the story.