H1Upa - Reading

H1Upa - Reading

Learning objective

I can use reading strategies (predicting, summarising, and guessing) to understand a text.

I can identify the main idea and important details in each paragraph of a text.

I can answer questions about a text using evidence (words or sentences) from the text to support my answers.

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H1Upa - Reading

Learning objective

I can use reading strategies (predicting, summarising, and guessing) to understand a text.

I can identify the main idea and important details in each paragraph of a text.

I can answer questions about a text using evidence (words or sentences) from the text to support my answers.

Reading strategies

There are three ways to read a text:

1- skimming (exploring); reading rapidly to get the main idea of a text.

You do this by looking at the heading, subheadings, pictures, introduction, summary and reading the first and last sentences of paragraphs.


2- scanning; quickly moving your eyes across a text to find specific information like date, name, number, year, or time.


3- intensive reading; reading the whole text, look up the meaning of words you don't know.

Before reading (Prediction)

Look at the picture and title of the text,

let's answer the questions below.





  1. What do you think this text will be about?

  2. What problems might a teenage immigrant face?

  3. Which words do you expect to read?

Let's go

Use the reading strategies as guide, read the text and answer the questions that follow.


1- skimming (exploring); reading rapidly to get the main idea of a text.

You do this by looking at the heading, subheadings, pictures, introduction, summary and reading the first and last sentences of paragraphs.

2- scanning; quickly moving your eyes across a text to find specific information like date, name, number, year, or time.

3- intensive reading; reading the whole text, look up the meaning of words you don't know.