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Reading Horizons Volume 35, Issue 21994Article 4 N NOVEMBER /D DECEMBER 1994Using Storybooks To Teach Science Themes Sandra Moserelementary school teacher at Chauncey Davis Elementary School, in

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1. Choose a suitable storybook for the target age group and language level of your students.
2. Read the storybook yourself first to become familiar with the content and identify key teaching points.
3. Plan engaging activities that can be done before, during, and after reading the story.
4. Introduce the storybook to the students and provide some background information or context.
5. During the reading, use interactive strategies like asking questions, making predictions, or encouraging students to retell parts of the story.
6. Pause at certain points to discuss comprehension or language-related aspects.
7. After finishing the story, lead a discussion to explore the themes, characters, and any moral lessons.
8. Assign writing or drawing tasks related to the story to encourage creativity and language practice.
9. Follow-up with extension activities, such as role-playing, creating new endings, or adapting the story into a different format.

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4. Language learners who can use storybooks to improve their vocabulary, reading comprehension, and overall language proficiency.
5. Special education teachers who utilize storybooks as a tool for teaching social skills, emotional regulation, or cognitive abilities.

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