Designing Appropriate Classroom Activities from a Selected Short Story

In this article, we will introduce short sentences into English courses, we will consider ways to improve student 's English knowledge - grammar and vocabulary and improve creative writing skills. By using short stories, students can improve knowledge of grammar and vocabulary effectively and meaningfully. On the other hand, students become more creative and imaginative in their sentences.

The activities that students complete this morning when I attend classes will be their short story of index cards on what happened during the summer holidays. This event was called summer "short story" and my colleague Mrs. Gonzalez introduced this to me. Then the students cut the shorts and then paste the index cards in the middle of the short cards. This will be a bulletin board to return to school soon in the classroom.

The purpose of this instructor's guide is to provide King's short story widely for use in class. There is no doubt that they are terrible, but they also have important information about good and evil and human motives. The vocabulary of the chosen story is often challenging, but not vulgar. When using hard words, it is suitable for people and stories. However, the teacher pre-reads these stories before assigning to the class and is instructed to use only the story most suitable for student maturation.

In this instructor's guide, we propose a method of incorporating the selected short story of Stephen Gold into the English course of high school or university. In the proposed activities, students are required to actively participate in the story, including ideas for discussion, writing, research, theater, and technology use. According to a survey of recent high school students and college students, Stephen King's novels are widely read. In terms of popularity, he is a contemporary master who master techniques of making terrorism and suspense stories, both of which have long history and literary roots. Writers such as Charlotte Bronte, Emily Bronte, Mary Shelley, Bram Stoker, William Shakespeare, Edgar Allan Poe, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Herman Melville, Robert Louis Stevenson, Wilkie Collins, Charles Dickens and others won the same popular classical writer at the time I will. To praise