T will write "TODAY! A READING!" on the board with 2 pictures of Harry Potter underneath to interest and engage the Ss and to set the lesson context.

T will ask Ss if they know the Harry Potter story and if they have read the book/s and/or seen the film/s. T will show a photo of JK Rowling and ask Ss if they know who she is. Underneath her photo T will write "author" to introduce the vocabulary, then show photo of Orhan Pamuk to show the connection in case concept is not clear. T will present vocabulary items: Wizard, Secretary, Journalist, Unemployed via pictures and words. **Ss will identify the Harry Potter character and discuss the story, then the 2 authors and T will encourage discussion.

T will hand out JK Rowling text and ask Ss to quickly read it for gist. ICQs: 1) Who is it about? 2) What is it about? Then T will ask them to read it carefully and underline any words they do not know. T will tell them to ask their partner if they know any unknown words. If the partner cannot answer, and no one else in the class can answer, T will answer vocabulary questions. T will elicit retelling of the story through visual prompts. For example, T will put up the world "England".......and so on. **Ss will read the text twice. First for gist and then carefully. Ss will ask their partners any vocabulary questions, which they *may* be able to answer. Afterwards, Ss will retell parts of the story based on the prompts.

T will hand out "life line" questionnaire, ask "What has happened in your life?" and have Ss discuss with their partner after completion. **Following the JK Rowling example, Ss will now have a chance to discuss their own lives with their partners.

T will draw a time line of his life and write a few moments of importance to illustrate the concept, and in keeping with the "What Have You Done In Your Life?" theme. If time remains, T will ask 1 or 2 Ss to draw their time line/s on the board. **Ss will draw their own time line and share with their partner.