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We watch this every morning

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After we watch (not every day) we turn and talk about what story impacted us the most.

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I use the questions for reading comprehension and open-ended questioning.

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I love these! There some shorter ideas that prompt some amazing discussion! They can also be a great gateway into topics covered in the classroom.

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Audio editing - making podcasts about literacy or whatever. Collaborative - multiple students on one audio project.

https://www.soundtrap.com/

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Choose your own adventure

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So is MindMup

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Students create audio files to help with revising/ editing essays. The brain an eyes work together to identify what the eyes missed.

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During weekly video announcements, students from all over the school can submit book commercials (like those from Reading Rainbow... but you don't have to take my word for it!).

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Our school district purchased a subscription to Noodletools... it is a citation service that is a little more intuitive than easybib and also helps them take notes. For a single teacher it is $15 for the year

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I use it to explain tasks/website tutorials and directions when I am gone. Students could also create their own to explain a site.

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We use Newela but we also use dogonews... this has text to speech, leveled articles, questions, and vocab.

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For novels or longer readings, I will record the chapters personally on a voice recorder and post it on classroom for student access. It’s a voice file, so there is no distraction of YouTube ads or other links.

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Current events (local and worldwide) using channel one and various local news outlets

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Current events (local and worldwide) using channel one and various local news outlets

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To increase the appetite for reading, we have a book commercial blog where students can share out what they've read and if they liked a certain book.

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I use this to create a PDF version of things I have students read in class. It gets rid of the ads on the side and the font is easier to read.

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I use Announcify to have students who struggle access information about the science topics I teach.

I also bring in current event topics with Newsela and level the reading to individual students.