Reading Extra. Liz Driscoll
A Resource Book of Multi-Level Skills Activities.
Cambridge University Press —
2004. — 120 с. (Cambridge Copy Collection)
This book uses many authentic sources such as
factual texts, newspaper articles, features and TV schedules, instruction
manuals, everyday signs, stories, quizzes, emails and diary entries. Students
are encouraged to read material on different levels and in different ways, such
as reading for gist, scanning, skimming, comprehension, analysing structure,
summarising and shadow reading.
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Listening Extra. Miles Craven (+
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Speaking Extra. Mick Gammidge (+
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These four books can
easily be used together, linking in from book to book & integrating
the skills, or separately as resource books to dip into
occasionally. A short intensive course could easily be based around
these materials. For the new teacher the books would certainly train
in procedure, variety & skills. If you haven’t already got them,
Resource Books of Multi-level Skill Activities should be in your
staffroom
Contents
1
Personal Information:
1.1 Write around the world ;1.2 The
numbers game;1.3 Famous last words ;
2 The family:
2.1 Longest married couple celebrate
77 years of marriage; 2.2 What’s the best age to get married?; 2.3 Is that fur
comment?;
3 Daily activities:
3.1 Where did I see you?;3.2 Men who
cook; 3.3 Lurking inside the post box: snail mail;
4 Homes :
4.1 Room to let; 4.2 How do you
explain that? ; 4.3 Hi- tech homes;
5 Town and country:
5.1 What does the sign say?;5.2 Where
would you rather live?;5.3 Animal city dwellers ;
6 Travel and
tourism:
6.1 Look behind you;6.2 Keeping in
touch; 6.3 How stupid can you be?;
7 Food and drink:
7.1 Putting your eating habits to the
test;7.2 It’s not what you eat and drink… it’s what you say; 7.3 How to diet;
8 Describing people:
8.1 How do I look?;8.2 His or hers?;8.3
What do men really think of cosmetic surgery?;
9 Describing things:
9.1 Don’t go without your minder;9.2
Don’t forget to pack… ;9.3 Can’t live without bananas;
10 Friends and
relationships:
10.1 What is a friend?; 10.2 How to
make new friends;10.3 Fiancee loses her ring in Easter egg swap;
11 Health and
fitness:
11.1 Daily wake-up and warm-up;11.2
What shall I do, Doc? ;11.3 ‘Insane’ daredevil skis down Everest ;
12 Leisure time:
12.1 A life of leisure; 12.2 The
national museum of photograph, film and television; 12.3 Adrenalin capital of
the world;
13 Education:
13.1 Cambridge English Readers;13.2
Best day, worst day; 13.3 Bacon, ham and eggs;
14 The world of
work:
14.1 Start your own business;14.2 It’s
a risky business; 14.3 Work, sweet work;
15 Money:
15.1 You know you’re a shopaholic when…
; 15.2 The best and the worst… present; 15.3 My husband- can’t spend, won’t
spend;
16 Past experiences
and stories:
16.1 James Cook, British navigator;
16.2 Home and dry ;16.3 The Frog Prince- in the 21st century;
17 Science and
technology:
17.1 The last man on the moon ; 17.2
Flame and fortune;17.3 Idiotic inventions…and products we could live without;
18 Social and
environmental issues:
18.1 How much do you know
about…earthquakes?; 18.2 Mummy, Oh Mummy; 18.3 Guilty