2. 1. First Encounters
•Learners should draw quickly into
the text, so that they find it
interesting and want to continue
reading it on their own. Learners
need to be convinced that the task is
not an impossible task.
3. First Encounters
Suggested activities and instructional materials for first
encounters:
• Talking about the title and cover design
• Using questionnaires
• Making a biographical montage
• Continuing the story line
• Comparing beginnings
• Writing chapter 0
4. 2. Maintaining Momentum
•This part of literary learning allows the
students understand, enjoy and
appreciate the literary work.
5. Maintaining Momentum
Suggested activities and instructional materials for
maintaining momentum:
• Question worksheet leading to pair work in class
• Complete the sentences
• True or false
• Summaries the gaps
6. •Summaries with incomplete sentences
•Summary comparison
•Jumbled events
•Choosing an interpretation
•Snowball activities
7. 3. Exploiting Highlights
•The activities for this part of discussion
will encourage the students to explore
and express their own response in the
literary work.
8. Exploiting Highlights
• Suggested activities and instructional materials for
maintaining highlights:
• Thought bubbles
• Poems
• Using authentic formats
• Newspaper articles
• Oral activities
9. 4. Endings
•This part of literary learning in
the classroom keeps each
students’ own sense of the
literary work alive.
10. Endings
Suggested activities and instructional
materials for Endings:
•Role plays
•Cover designs
•Writing a blurb for the back cover
•Short writing tasks