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INTRODUCTION The LAB books provided by this book are designed to help teachers who have the task of teaching English as a second language: PROVIDING activities for the use of the language in a meaningful way.
ENCOURAGING at the same time the love for literature and the reading of stories which have not been abridged or altered in any way.
FOSTERING their love for writing while developing a critical thinking mind. In this book you will find:
A variety of basic language activities related to the story and its characters Literal and inferential questions for different levels
Critical thinking evaluations
Reading comprehension activities and art, while all along your students are improving their use of the language in a fun and constructive way
ENCOURAGING at the same time the love for literature and the reading of stories which have not been abridged or altered in any way.
FOSTERING their love for writing while developing a critical thinking mind. In this book you will find:
A variety of basic language activities related to the story and its characters Literal and inferential questions for different levels
Critical thinking evaluations
Reading comprehension activities and art, while all along your students are improving their use of the language in a fun and constructive way
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