My reading
You must read at least 100 pages in English during the year. Use
this sheet to register your reading scores. Color in the weight of
the pages in the barometer.
If you dont like a book, you are not obliged to finish it. Count
the pages you have read and write a report about them.
1000TitleAuthorLevelAssess.G-O-TActual # of pagesWeight of
pagesTotal weight
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Assessment: G - good O - OKT - trash
Grade: __________
You must read at least 100 weighted pages in English during the
year. To find out the weight of a book, you have to multiply the
number of pages by their value according to level of the book.
After weighted page 100, your barometer will go up 1% every 5
pages.LevelLevelValue(page weight)Example
Actual # of pages x ___ = weighted pages
Real Beginner(up to 500 words)10.5 40 x 0.5 = 20 w.p.
Elementary(5001000 words)20.7540 x 0.75 = 30 w.p..
Intermediate(10002000 words)31.040 x 1.0 = 40 w.p.
Advanced(OV)41.2540 x 1.25 = 50 w.p.
Every time you choose a book, show it to your teacher, who will
tell you what level it is. If you dont fill the barometer
completely, you should consult your teacher as well. And, most
importantly, dont forget to write your reports as you read your
books and post them on the class blog. This could help your
classmates get some inspiration! Book ReportDate:
______________
Surname, Name: __________________________________________
Book title: ____________________________________________Author:
______________________
Publisher: _____________________Series:
_____________________Year: ______________Type: culture history
biography science humor mystery love science fiction - othersLevel
_________ Pages ________ x __________
weight of pages (actual #) (value)
What was the book about? What do you think of it?(Dont spend
more than 10 minutes answering this. Dont waste time erasing
wordsyou can just cross them out.)
Assessment( Good. I would recommend this book to anyone.
Check (() ( OK. It was nothing to write home about.
( Trash. This book wasnt interesting at all.
Adapted from www.kyoto-su.ac.jp/information/er/marcSyst.html
