Lesson 2: introduction to Reading

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Welcome to English class 2

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Today's schedule
  • Book speech
  • Recap word order + assignments
  • Reading: the what & why 
  • Work it : Taalblokken reading
  • Name game 

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Book speech

2 minutes
Cover
Content
Opinion
Recommendation

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Submit a picture of the book cover. Let's talk!

Slide 4 - Question ouverte

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Reading: the what & why 
Persuasive
Instructive
Informative
Discriptive


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A text can come in any form and be any kind of writing. Letters, adverts, user-guides, emails,
postcards, notes and magazine articles are all different types of text.

When reading something, it helps to know what type of text it is. It also helps to know why it has
been written.

It’s important to understand the difference between what is a fact and what is the writer’s
opinion. 

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Informative
Instructive
Descriptive
Persuasive
We’re having a brilliant time in Scotland.
You get such a feeling of space. The hills
seem to go on forever. The only trouble is
the weather. It hasn’t stopped raining since
we arrived!
You should not park where you see these signs and markings: ‘No Parking’, ‘Clearway’,
double yellow lines beside the kerb, double white lines in the middle of the road.
Visit Rome, capital of Italy and ancient capital of the Roman Empire, which is blessed with
splendid ruins, delightful markets and intriguing narrow streets that beckon the adventurous
explorer.
This car has an aluminium body to resist rust and bumper shields
that can absorb an impact of up to 7 mph without distortion.

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A persuasive text tries to encourage you to do something. It may:

 Use capital letters, exclamation marks, questions and repeated words to catch your
attention.
 Use adjectives to make something sound attractive.
 Give only one side of an argument.
 Take the form of an advert; but it may also be a letter from a friend trying to persuade you
to go to a class.
An instructive text tells you how to do something. 

It will often use commands and pictures. It will
be direct, without extra words, like adjectives. 

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An informative text should give facts, information or news in a clear, step-by-step way. 
A descriptive text tells you what something is like. 

The writer is trying to help you imagine or ‘see’
a person, place or thing.
Describing words, such as adjectives and adverbs are used, as well as descriptions of the five
senses: look, sound, smell, touch, taste.

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Practise once more
In groups of four, discuss what texts your teacher has handed out to you. What are they and why? 

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Homework
Taalblokken: Reading&Listening: B1 01 All sorts of texts (reading) 

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Today we've learned: 
  1. Wie-doet-wat-waar-wanneer
  2. Vier soorten leesteksten: persuasive (do) , informative (give), descriptive (what) , instructive (how) 

Je kan deze les nogmaals bekijken/maken.
Huiswerk: taalblokken 4 - leerroutes- reading&listening- les 1 

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Slide 17 - Lien

Name Game

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Feedback on today's class: zijn onze doelen behaald?

Slide 19 - Question ouverte