【课件】【英美小学课件006】newspaper chase006_factsheets.pdfVIP

Penguin Readers Factsheets Teacher’s Notes New s p a per Chase by John Escott About Easystarts Communicative activities Easystarts are Penguin Readers written to the lowest level in the The following teacher-led activities cover the same sections of text Penguin Readers series. They are specially written originals, using as the exercises at the back of the Reader. 200 headwords and the simplest grammatical structures. There are more than twenty titles to choose from across a range BEFORE YOU READ of styles and subject matter. All titles are in full colour, with 1 Students look at the front of the book. Ask them the following carefully selected photos and/or artwork which helps to guide early questions: learners of English. There is one page of activities at the back of each book. What is the man doing? Penguin Readers Easystarts provide pleasurable reading for all Where is he? tastes at an appropriate level of difficulty. Why is he looking at the newspaper? Summary AFTER YOU READ 1 Show students the pictures on the following pages. How are Newspaper Chase is a fictional story about a thief who steals a the characters feeling? very expensive painting from an art gallery. At the beginning of the page 2 – Harry story Harry, the thief, comes into the art gallery and cuts the painting from its frame. On the way out he knocks over a table and page 4 – Harry breaks a beautiful vase. He laughs because he has broken a very page 7 – Harry expensive object. page 10 – Jenny Harry goes back to the rooming house where he rents a room, and hides the painting under his bed. Janey, the daug