Good site, oregeezer. I agree that a lot of activities suitable for younger learners work well for ESL students, no matter the age.
I don't know the level or the age of your students, fernandorafael. In my classes, when I choose to focus on reading, I usually work on skimming and/or scanning. For example, the students can read a paragraph and summarize it to a partner. Or the students search through the text for answers to a handful of comprehension questions.
Another idea I've used recently with success deals with vocabulary. I'll give a word from the text, and students need to find it. I try to use a mix of words they know and words they don't know. In the latter case, they'll need to guess the meaning from context. Either way, they are employing real life skills in the classroom.
Hope these ideas help.
Chris Cotter
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