Reading for Pleasure Second Meeting Noni Agustina English
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Reading for Pleasure Second Meeting Noni Agustina English Language Education Faculty
LEARNING OUTCOMES • Students are able to choose their own reading book and tell the reason • Students are able to report their reading pleasure
What is reading for pleasure?
Reading for Pleasure • Free to choose the book • Based on reader’s interest • way to become a better reader in English
Reading for Pleasure • Free to choose the book • Based on reader’s interest • way to become a better reader in English
Is it important for you?
• • • Learn how English speaker use English Read faster in English Find examples of good writing in English Learn new words Learn grammar Learn about the cultures of English speaker
Write a Pleasure Reading Report PLEASURE READING REPORT Title of the book: ____________ Author: ________________ Number of pages: __________ Date published: ____________ Fiction or nonfiction: __________ What is this book about? __________________________________________ What is the best part? ____________________________________________________________________________________ Would you tell a friend to read this book? _________________________________ Why? ____________________________________________________________________________________
Write a letter to a friend about your book. Here is the outline of a letter. ___________(Date) Dear________ I just finished reading a book called___________. It was written by___________. It is _______pages long. This book is about________________________________________________ This book is__________to read. The best part is_________________________________________________________________. I think you would__________this book because_____________________________ Sincerely, _____
References • Kirn, Elaine and Pamela Hartmann. (2002) Interaction 2 Reading. Fourth Edition. NY: Mc. Graw-Hill Contemporary • Langan, John. (1992). Reading and study skills. Fifth Edition. USA: Mc. Graw-Hill Inc. • Mikulecky, Beatrice S. and Linda Jeffries. (1998). Reading power. Second edition. NY: Pearson Education. • Wegmann, Brenda and Miki Knezevic. (2002). Mosaic 1 Reading. Fourth edition. NY: Mc. Graw-Hill Contemporary
