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Popcorn ELT ReadersHave you seen the FREEPopcorn ELT ReadersTeacher’s Notes yet?Packed full of ideas on how touse graded readers with youngerclasses, this rich online resourcereally adds value to your reader. TheTeacher’s Notes include step-by-steplesson plans, an ideas bank ofextra activities, chapter quizzesfor your students, answer keys, across-curricular project and tenfull-colour downloadable fl ashcards!Go to www.popcorneltreaders.comfor more information, or follow the linkon the inside cover of your PopcornELT Reader.Shrek – synopsisShrek is a scary ogre who lives on his own in a swamp. When the evilLord Farquaad sends some fairy tale characters to live in the swamp,Shrek isn’t happy.Princess Fiona lives in a castle guarded by a dragon. Lord Farquaadwants to marry her so that he can become King. He says that ifShrek rescues Princess Fiona he will send the fairy tale charactersaway from Shrek’s swamp. Shrek and his new friend, Donkey, rescueFiona together. On the way back to Lord Farquaad, Shrek and Fionarealise that they have a lot in common and start to fall in love.Donkey discovers that Fiona has a secret: at night she turns into anogre like Shrek.Lord Farquaad comes to meet Fiona and they prepare for theirwedding. Donkey tells Shrek that Fiona loves him and, with Dragon,they hurry to the wedding. As the sun sets, Fiona turns into an ogre.Lord Farquaad is horrified, but Shrek is very happy. Dragon eats LordFarquaad, and Shrek and Fiona get married. They begin a new lifetogether as ogres in the swamp.© Scholastic LtdPopcorn ELT ReadersTeacher’s NotesfoldFlashcardsWelcome to the Popcorn ELT Readers series, a graded readers series forlow-level learners of English. These free teacher’s notes will help you andyour classes get the most from your Shrek Popcorn ELT Reader.Level 1SHREK & © 2011 DreamWorks Animation LLC. All Rights Reserved.Popcorn ELT Readers level 1 is for students who are beginning to read in English,based on a 200 headword list. There are no past tenses at this level.Shrek has a total story wordcount of 546 words.For ideas on watching extracts from the film in class,see pages 3, 5, 6 and 11 of these notes.© Scholastic LtdShrek – the filmReleased: 2001Genre: animated comedySuitable for: all childrenActors: Mike Myers (voice ofShrek), Cameron Diaz (voice ofPrincess Fiona), Eddie Murphy(voice of Donkey)Awards: Oscar for bestanimated filmOther Shrek films: Shrek 2(2004), Shrek the Third (2007),Shrek Forever After (2010)The boy is frightened.frightenedWhy not try the otherShrek PopcornELT Readers?● Shrek 2 (level 2)● Shrek the Third (level 3)● Shrek Forever After(level 3)✂© Scholastic LtdHere are some fairytale characters.Popcorn ELT ReadersTeacher’s Notesfairy tale charactersfold✁© Scholastic Ltd13Level 1 Sample PageEarly BeginnerLevel 1200 headwords (story up to500 words)Sample language includes:present simple, presentcontinuous, can for ability,simple adverbs of frequency.The sample language does notinclude all elements of the fullsyllabus for this level. & © 2011 DreamWorks Animation LLC.All Rights Reserved.6Download FREE teachers’ resource sheets for every title at
Level 2 Sample PageMid-BeginnerLevel 2250 headwords (story up to800 words)Sample language includes:past simple & some commonirregular pasts, going to future,would like + infi nitive.The sample language does notinclude all elements of the fullsyllabus for this level.Popcorn ELT Readers & © 2011 DreamWorks Animation LLC.All Rights Reserved.Level 3 Sample PageHigh Beginner© 2010 Universal Studios Licensing LLLP.Nanny McPhee and the Big Bang© Universal Studios. All Rights Reserved.Level 3300 headwords (story up to1100 words)Sample language includes:past simple & some commonirregular pasts, going to future,must and have to, regularcomparatives and superlatives,simple infi nitive of purpose.The sample language does notinclude all elements of the fullsyllabus for this level.www.popcorneltreaders.com7
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