This lesson prepares students for writing a short text on personal experience through reading and speaking activities.
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Skills focus:
Reading and writing
Curriculum reference:
Rt/E1.1a (follow a short narrative of a familiar topic or experience) & Wt/E1.1a (compose a simple text to communicate ideas or basic information).
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