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I am toying with an ideas for my 8th grade Honors (or regulars). Since they are heading to high school, they conduct research on what the various highs schools have to offer (Tracks, Clubs, etc) to share with classmates to make a better choice on which high school best fits their college and career goals.

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I see myself creating a lesson on point of view (author's point of view). Students can make a claim and defend it. I would love for students to challenge the idea and even build on the original idea. Just a thought right now...

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I see myself creating a lesson on point of view (author's point of view). Students can make a claim and defend it. I would love for students to challenge the idea and even build on the original idea. Just a thought right now...

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They can present their findings on a research topic. This could be there own version of Listenwise.

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Have students summarize a unit or standard that we are finishing.

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I have been thinking about podcasting for awhile now.  One of my ideas would be to have students each take an amendment from the Constitution and relate it to a current event. 

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I have been thinking about podcasting for awhile now.  One of my ideas would be to have students each take an amendment from the Constitution and relate it to a current event. 

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Have students create the ending to a suspense story we have been reading.

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Students can review a story/play/novel/etc. as a critic. Pulling out elements they found interesting or lacking.

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in the past I've shared old time radio shows with students, Minecraft podcasts and a variety of other topics of interest to students. When they've recorded their own, I directed them to record and intro and outro, and two segments based on other podcasts they listened to. They also had to write a commercial for a project they made up. The commercials are particularly entertaining.

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Looking at historical issue and discussing the current events related to them.

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I will begin using it in social studies. 

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I will begin using it in social studies. 

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Write a suspense story and have them read it on their podcast.

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Write a suspense story and have them read it on their podcast.

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Interview from the POV of an historic figure

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Interview from the POV of an historic figure

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Students can be the host or the guest (historic figure) and they can do the interview.

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Reflecting on our learning in chapter/unit, or about current events. Giving students an opportunity to share their thoughts, etc.

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I'd like to marry this with a StoryCorps project I do. I use WeVideo for their StoryCorps interviews with their family and friends, but I think Anchor will provide more opportunity for creativity and if they go to Cat City, this is a great project before they go to DATA.

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Using this podcast to explain why they are "breaking up" with King George III.

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I love the idea of using this as part of an argumentative writing unit. Here is a possible plan: Students are given a series of topics with two "sides." Students create podcasts based on their side of the topic using evidence from texts etc. to explain their reasoning. Then, students listen to other's podcasts and choose the "strongest" arguments.

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I was thinking maybe if you're reading a novel- after each chapter or section discussing thoughts, predictions, etc.
OR if students are reading their own book- have them do the same.

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This would be a great tool for students to be able to take something like a narrative essay, and then turn it into an audio production. Students would be able to take it and make it more of a story. It would also be a great substitute for presentations in Google Slides or FlipGrid.

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Environmental Studies & Ecology Elective

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Environmental Studies & Ecology Elective

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Me In A Minute to start and then have students pick various environmental topics to write podcasts about (ie. Climate Change, Zero Waste, Green School, Environmental Justice, & Green Spaces).

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End of unit learning - write a script and present the scenario as a podcast

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End of unit learning - write a script and present the scenario as a podcast

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Write a podcast from the POV of a historical figure. Podcast about a historical event from multiple POVs.

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I want English Language Learners to podcast their work in Vista. They can explain/teach what they are learning. 

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I want English Language Learners to podcast their work in Vista. They can explain/teach what they are learning. 

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This could be a fun easy way to share their narratives rather than reading them in front of the class

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We do a Vlog on Islam. Kids might be more comfortable recording a podcast instead.

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We do a Vlog on Islam. Kids might be more comfortable recording a podcast instead.

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I am planning on creating a personal podcast to give a review of the week in my class. This will be a great example of what my expectations would be from listening to one I created.

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Me in a Minute Folder
Includes a step-by-step guide for students, an instructional video, brainstorm template, script template, and a rubric.