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Designed to spark joy in young readers, our Reading course immerses children in captivating stories and engaging activities. From beloved classics to modern tales, kids explore various literary genres while enhancing reading comprehension and vocabulary in a fun and interactive environment.

 

– Dive into captivating stories and engaging activities

– Explore various literary genres suitable for young readers

– Enhance reading comprehension and vocabulary in a fun and interactive environment

 

 

### Reading Course Curriculum:

 

**Course Overview:**

The Reading course aims to develop students’ reading comprehension skills and foster a love for reading by offering a diverse selection of books catering to different proficiency levels and interests.

 

**Course Structure:**

 

  1. **Placement Assessment:**

– Evaluation of students’ reading proficiency through diagnostic tests and interviews.

– Selection of appropriate reading materials based on students’ proficiency levels and interests.

 

  1. **Introduction to Reading Strategies:**

– Overview of effective reading strategies, including skimming, scanning, predicting, and summarizing.

– Practice exercises to develop students’ ability to employ these strategies while reading.

 

  1. **Book Selection and Introduction:**

– Presentation of available reading materials spanning various genres, topics, and difficulty levels.

– Guidance on selecting books based on students’ interests, language proficiency, and reading goals.

 

  1. **Guided Reading Sessions:**

– Scheduled guided reading sessions where students read selected passages or chapters from their chosen books.

– Group discussions and comprehension activities to deepen understanding of the text.

 

  1. **Vocabulary Expansion:**

– Vocabulary exercises and word lists related to the selected reading materials.

– Strategies for inferring word meanings from context and using new vocabulary in context.

 

  1. **Reading Comprehension Skills:**

– Practice exercises focusing on main idea identification, inference, and understanding explicit and implicit information.

– Analysis of text structures and organization to aid comprehension.

 

  1. **Critical Reading and Analysis:**

– Encouragement of critical thinking skills through analysis of themes, characters, and authorial techniques.

– Discussion of literary devices, such as symbolism, foreshadowing, and irony, within the selected texts.

 

  1. **Writing Responses:**

– Writing assignments requiring students to respond to the reading materials through summaries, reflections, and analytical essays.

– Peer review and instructor feedback to improve writing skills and critical analysis.

 

  1. **Book Reviews and Presentations:**

– Opportunities for students to share their thoughts and insights on their chosen books through book reviews or presentations.

– Peer discussions and feedback to enhance communication skills and encourage engagement with classmates’ reading experiences.

 

  1. **Independent Reading Time:**

– Designated time for students to engage in independent reading of their chosen books outside of class.

– Monitoring of progress and support from instructors through regular check-ins and discussions.

 

**Assessment and Progress Tracking:**

Regular assessments, including quizzes, reading comprehension exercises, and writing assignments, to assess students’ comprehension and progress throughout the course.

 

**Final Project:**

A final project where students demonstrate their reading comprehension skills, critical analysis abilities, and communication skills through a presentation, essay, or creative project based on their chosen book.

 

**Note:** The Reading course is designed to cater to students of all proficiency levels, providing a supportive and enriching environment for developing reading skills and fostering a lifelong love for literature. The curriculum is flexible and adaptable, allowing students to choose reading materials that align with their interests and language learning goals.

Additional information

Number Of Lessons

10, 20, 30

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