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Reading out loud to students rather than having them read. Even with older students. Have them close their eyes and visualize the story being read.

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Creating a KWL chart on a topic, or closing eyes and visualizing something then creating brainstorms as a class

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Flexible seating, and different learning opportunities

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Given the opportunity to share or display their own thoughts.

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Implicate the students in a larger problem/situation. Connect lessons together to form a continuing theme/story.

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Making lesson relatable to their lives

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Animated expressions/faces while teaching

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Using manipulatives

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Asking questions, doing something hands on, finding a book related to the topic 

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Asking questions, doing something hands on, finding a book related to the topic 

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hands on activities

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hands on

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Use Flexible Seating and let students move around the classroom

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Get them interested in the lesson by starting with an anecdote, showing a video, singing a song ...

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Get them interested in the lesson by

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Relate lesson to their lives;
Vary where the lesson occurs (not only at the front of the classroom, try to teach in different areas, even go outside)

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Use lots of interactive learning tools.

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Use the interests of the students in lessons.
Use the SmartBoard.
Have different learning environments (Ex: going outdoors).
Project-based learning.
Genius Hour.