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You could offer your students rewards for reading and writing. If they meet a certain quota over the year they can receive rewards which can include technology. Here is a link for teaching students to read in a way that they can understand and enjoy: https://www.teachingchannel.org/videos/student-annotated-reading-strategy

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I think a good way to mix technology with reading would be maybe to use a tablet or computer for books. Some of the online books even have audio, so it would be great for students who were struggling with new vocabulary. Here is a video that shows how to use E-books on any device
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oPWq9b0v8eE

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Hi Kaitlyn!  I found a video about tablets.  

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Hi Kaitlyn!  I found a video about tablets.  

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https://youtu.be/OBVH9iaJw1A

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I understand exactly where you are coming from. I thought this article might be helpful when teaching writing.

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Edutopia | 6 iPad Apps for Creative Writing

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Creative writing can be a daunting task for students who struggle to think of story ideas or who don't love the writing process. For kids who have trouble putting pen to paper, there are a handful of fantastic iPad apps that just might inspire them to tell a story.

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Hi Kaitlyn, have you tried allowing your students to read on a tablet for their reading time

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My concern is that my students will enjoy the activities and games that I use with technology, but when it comes time to read and write they will become bored. I know not every student enjoys reading and writing. What are some ways to mix in technology with reading and writing so that the students will enjoy it?