1. An Introduction to English Storybooks Reading By Mei-ling Chen 2005,09,15

2. The Content The Cover Page & ExamplesThe Cover PageExamples The Structure of A Story An Example Story Guess the Meaning of words or phrases.Guess the Meaning of words or phrases. Dictionary Using

3. What does a cover page show you? What is the title of the book? Who is the writer of the book? Who is the illustrator/ photographer? Who is the publisher? Does it show the level?

4. Example 1 The title The writer The illustrator The publisher

5. Example 2 The level The title The writer The illustrator

6. Example 3 The title The writer The photographer The publisher

7. Example 4 The title The writer The publisher

8. Example 5 The title The writer & The illustrator

9. In Back of the cover page

10. The Next Page Before It Starts Where is it printed?

11. What Does A Story Have? Who: Who are the leading roles? What: What is the story about? Where: Where does the story happen? When: When does the story happen? Why: Why does the story happen? How: How does the story happen?

12. How Does A Story Go? The Beginning/Introduction. Something’s Happening. The Process/Repetition of the Story. How Does S/he Solve the Problem? The Ending/Conclusion.

13. The Beginning of “Five Monkeys” When: Night time. Where: Home. Who: Five monkeys, Mom, doctor.

17. Something’s Happening! What: Fell off and bumped his head. Why: Why did the monkeys get hurt?

19. How Is the Problem Solved? How: Mama called the doctor. The doctor gave advice.

22. The Process/Repetition Five Little Monkeys, Four Little Monkeys, Three Little Monkeys, Two Little Monkeys, One Little Monkey, Did the Same Thing

27. How Is the Problem Solved Again? How: Mama called the doctor. The doctor gave advice.

30. The Ending Five little monkeys went to bed, now it’s mama’s turn to jump on the bed.

34. Guess the Meaning Through Pictures What does “ fell off ” mean?

35. What does “ fell fast asleep ” mean?

36. Dictionary Using When: If we can’t guess the meaning of a word through the picture or the context, then we can start using a dictionary. How: How can we start?