Reading Habit Plan in the Target Language
Build extensive reading at the right level.
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Build a reading habit plan. Language and level: [LANGUAGE_LEVEL]. Interests: [INTERESTS]. Time per day: [MINUTES]. Access to books and websites: [ACCESS]. Create a graded plan across 12 weeks from short, easy texts to longer ones. Explain how to choose material (few unknown words per page), what to do with unknown words, and how to keep reading enjoyable. Provide a reading log template with title, minutes, enjoyment, and new words. Add a monthly challenge such as finishing a short book. Suggest types of material that suit my interests without inventing specific titles, and a way to find graded readers or news in simple language through libraries or reputable sources. Add a weekly review of how much I read in minutes and pages and a rule for abandoning a text that is too hard or dull without guilt. Provide a list of five ways to make reading active, such as predicting, summarising in a sentence, or reading aloud one paragraph, and a final-month goal.
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Level B1. Interests: cooking, football. 20 minutes a day. Weeks 1-4: short articles and recipes, 3-5 unknown words per page; keep a log. Weeks 5-8: longer articles (2 pages), summarise in 3 sentences. Weeks 9-12: a graded reader or short book, 15 pages a week. Rule: if more than 1 in 10 words is unknown, choose an easier text. Log: title | minutes | enjoyment 1-5 | 3 new words. Unknown words: guess first, check at the end. Abandon texts that are dull or too hard without guilt. Monthly challenge: finish a short story.
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