ELT365 · D171 — Graded readers — what they are and why they work
Idea — Graded readers are books written or simplified to specific CEFR or headword levels, enabling extended reading pleasure at an accessible level.
Example — A B1 learner reads a graded adaptation of Sherlock Holmes — familiar story, accessible language, real narrative pleasure. The level is right; motivation stays high.
Try — Find one free graded reader at your students’ level online. Oxford Learners’ Bookworm samples and British Council LearnEnglish both have free titles.
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