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Lead-in Activities for a Text

The "Lead-in Activities for a Text" tool creates three engaging, level-appropriate activities to introduce any reading material. By simply inputting your text, the tool generates activities tailored to your students' proficiency and the content of the text. This tool streamlines lesson planning, saving time while ensuring that activities are relevant and engaging, helping to spark students’ interest and set a focused context for the reading.

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How To Use the Lead-in Activities for a Text tool

01

Add a Text

To begin, simply paste the text you plan to use in your lesson into the designated box. You can also upload an image of the text or provide a link to an online article.

02

Select the Level

Next, choose the appropriate language level for your students. You can select from CEFR levels (A1-C2), grade levels, or age groups. This ensures that the lead-in activities will be tailored to your students' proficiency and comprehension abilities.

03

Generate Lead-in Activities

Click 'Do the magic!' and, within seconds, the tool will generate three lead-in activities related to your text. These may include discussion or brainstorming tasks, vocabulary exercises, or creative and prediction activities — all designed to spark students' curiosity and prepare them for the main reading.

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