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You could add sound effects and add small edits

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Goofy sound effects

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Slow down your voice and start saying work further apart

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You need to include the author’s name the illustrator’s name and the title

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Different tons, pitches and volume

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You can do a short animation, or present your screen if you have the ebook version

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sound effects

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start reading slower, more relaxed, say The End

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Title, Author & Illustrator

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Different Tones/pitch, speed

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I could use technology by zooming on something really funny or I can make it so when a character is talking I could move their lips.

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One way that tecnology can enhance and support the pictures is through the use of text boxes. this can allow a listener to read along with the recording, so they feel more engaged.

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You could edit them and make it seem realistic and crowded. Add some animals or fairies. You could also put headings or subtitles to explain the picture in more detail.

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To let the kindergarten audience know easier that the book is coming to a close, slowing your tempo and lowering your tone of voice could aid in a smooth transition into the end of the book.

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You could add many things such as sound affects or screams or giggles in between lines. Maybe even if it’s a certain type of animal then you can make their noise like a monkey noise.

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After reading and recording, entering sound effects and pictures of the books, will dramatically increase interest in the read aloud.

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You have to show closure in your voice as if a happy ending is near. Keep your voice calm and smooth. If you get deeper it way help because it shows your done.

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Somethings I could add while reading is voices and sound effects to make something interesting and fun.

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Some information that has to be said is, The name of the book, the author, and the illustrator. All of these things must be said before beggining to read.

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You could have them slide into the screen in a iMovie.

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You can bring down the tone of your voice and when you are done the book you say “the end” so the kindergartens will know it is the end of the book.

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You could add sound effects post production.

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Some elements you can add are sound effects and pictures to make it more interesting.

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I would slow down my pace so that they know the story is coming to a close.

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I think that a way you could use technology in a creative way to show pictures could be to zoom in on certain characters  that are talking.

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You can make the picture come in the shot in a creative way instead of having it stay there you can move the pictures around with different effects.

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When starting a book you should always sound loud and clear, when ending a book you should gradually be come quieter and quieter

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You need the title, you need to show them the pictures, and the author.

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You could add transitions and make it look like it is turning the page and zoom in on the illustrations. 

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You could add transitions and make it look like it is turning the page and zoom in on the illustrations. 

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you can put the book into imovie and do a voiceover.

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You can make your voice higher or lower depending in the character, and you can add and accent to some of them.

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Some elements to engage your audience could be to change voices of different characters. As well as depending on what is happening in the story, your voice could be soft and quiet or loud. You coud also talk fast to indicate that the character is in a hurry or nervous.

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you could split the screen which one side is showing tip he picture and then one side is showing you reading

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They have very short attention spans, and in order to keep them interested you need to know what they are all interested in. Wether it’s fairy tales or pirates, it all comes down to loving the characters, which you as the reader must represent.

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You need to add the title, authors name and the illustrators name if it has one.

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You need to include the title and the author and illustrators before reading to SK kids

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You could put the recording into iMovie and add sound effects. You could for example if a character is crying you could cry too. Don't speak in a monotone voice expression is the key.

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You could put the recording into iMovie and add sound effects. You could for example if a character is crying you could cry too. Don't speak in a monotone voice expression is the key.

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You could change how the characters look, animate them, or even add smoother transitions from page to page. (Like a slideshow)

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Something that you could do with your voice to let the audience know that the story is ending could be to make your voice sound calm and more relaxed indicating the end of the book. Also change your voice to read the ending more slowly.

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You could add funny sound effects or weird and different voices for each character.

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You could add snippets of the book’s pictures, and add sound effects.

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You could include the pictures into iMovie and put a voice over.

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You can make your pitch high and low to give it an effect of a serious character or a serious character.

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Who the author and illustrator  is as well as what the book is called.

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Who the author and illustrator  is as well as what the book is called.

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You could add sound effects, or make sure each character has a specific voice.

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You could soften your voice, or you can read the last few sentences with a hint of finality in your voice.

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As you are reading and showing the pictures, you can add sound effects. For example, if there is a rabbit jumping, you can make the jumping noise.

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You could slow down, and have your voice fall at the end for it to give the indication that your ending the story.

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You could make your voice sound funny or even adding different sound in the middle of speaking.

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You need to include the author, the illustrator, and the title.

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I could scan some parts of the book and show them as I read.

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You should always include a brief description about the book. The main character should always be introduced as well.

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You can add funny background noises, you can change you voice and can show the images in the book.

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If you were speaking in a different voice throughout you could simply go to your regular voice and say the end

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Some information that you would need to include could be the title and author of the book. A summary of the book so what its about with not to much detail.

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you can add sound effects on imovie to add suspense to the book.

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I can change my accent because the characters are from the south. I can also raise and lower the volume of my voice.

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You can vary your pitch depending on the character, like in grumpy monkey for a gorilla the speaker used a lower pitch, and a slower pace.

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You can speed up or slow down depending on the scenery or characters, you can also deepen or make your voice squeaky to show that you are young or small. You can be scratchy or hissing like a snake or even whispering like a lullaby. And speed is also a very important part in deciding wether you are stressed exited, or if you are relaxed.

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The title, the author and illustrator.

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Showing them the pictures, changing your voice to make it match the characters and making sure it is a fun and enjoying book.

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You can raise you voice, lower it, change the tone, texture, or even the speed and articulation of your words to better represent a character that you are voicing.

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I could add different sound effects when telling a story to make it more fun for my listener.

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you can deepen your voice to show that the story is coming to a close.

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You can say the end and change your voice to be quiet and not energetic as the story comes to an end.

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-pitch
-tone
-volume
-speed

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You need to include the title, the author and the illustrator of the book.

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i think you need to include your name and what the name of the story you will be reading is called.

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You can make your voice higher or lower for some characters even louder or softer.

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You can make your voice more soft or you can say, “the end”.

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I might change my pace and intonation to let my Kindergarten audience know I am ending the story.

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you can change your voice to make it more low pitched, high pitched, or squeaky.

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You can change the pitch of your voice, by making it higher or lower. You can also change the volume and the speed of your voice to make the characters in the story have a fun voice.

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You need to include the title, the author, and the illustrator before reading a story aloud to Kindergarten aged students.

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Something I can do to make the reading more engaging is to add a drastic change in my tone as a rad

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You need to make sure that the book is appropriate for there age and easy for them to understand. You then have to say the title of the book and maybe mention your name so they can know who you are in case they have questions.

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You can change your voice to make it more, high pitched, low pitched, scratchy or squeaky

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You can use different paces and pitches to create interesting characters.

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You can add some sound-effects to make your story more fun for the listener. For example, if there is a monkey jumping in the background picture, you can add spring sounds to mimic the jumping sound. It makes the story more vivid and interesting to listen to.

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Elements you can add when telling a story to make it more fun for your listener is to include a spectacle or leave an open ending, unexpected and left the listener wondering about it.

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To let the kindergarten audience know you are ending the story you are reading aloud, you can slow down and soften your voice.

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Before begin to read a story aloud to Kindergarten aged students, you need to first introduce the title of the book, the author and the illustrator.

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Some voice techniques you can use to creat an interesting story is changing your tone and rhythm based on your character.

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To add depth and intruige to the story, making a new voice for all characters is important. Additionally, adding insinuation at the end of sentences or dialouge can help supplement a monotone speaking voice.