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What if you had families record themselves and show the class the stories from each child's home? Maybe even in other languages?

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Students can bring in books or drawings that they made at home and share/add them to the classroom library

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Students create a box with objects from home that are important to them and their family. Parents and family members can help, and students can share stories and facts about themselves based on the artifacts they include in their boxes.

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Survey other students from different classes, teachers, and family at home

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Survey other students from different classes, teachers, and family at home

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Asking those around them about how they read and write in their lives through different mediums (social media, music, drawing,etc.)

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Student of the week, students could interview each other, you could interview around different ideas/themes/subjects

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Students could bring in their favorite book to share in partners or with you

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Students could bring in their favorite book to share in partners or with you

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Having students share writing tied to their interests, topics they like to write about, giving them digital tools to explore creating multimodal texts that share who they are in this world and what they're interested in

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I love to hear what music students like to listen to. It's so interesting to have them look at the lyrics of the songs and explain what they mean to them.

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When they are telling a story, you could take a picture of their facial expressions. Maybe to tie into audience? Maybe to tie into adding detail to writing?

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Pictures of students around the classroom

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Pictures of students around the classroom

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I think he could recount his story and put his voice to the stories so that he realizes that he is a writer. Gradually, add words over time.

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Students can create a timeline of significant literary events in their life.

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The teacher can create stations of significant literary moments in a child's life: birth-two, three-five, etc. that the students can visit and reflect and write about.

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30 Websites and Apps for digital Storyelling

https://www.techlearning.com/tl-advisor-blog/30-sites-and-apps-for-digital-storytelling