https://soraapp.com/library/nhssdcnh

The Sora app is a digital reading platform. Our school has a subscription to the New Hampshire Schools Shared Library. Sora offers assistive technologies that readers can benefit from such as that offers both ebooks where you can make annotations and highlight text and audiobooks which can benefit students with visual impairments or those working on comprehension skills. Read the article above for more information about audiobooks and their benefits.

Beebots: Code the bots to support letter recognition, sequence and retell stories.

https://blog.teaching.com.au/5-literacy-bee-bot-lesson-ideas-for-the-classroom/

Vex123: Drive the robots to letters to spell out a word, reenact plot points in a story and use the tablet options to read and sort simple sentences to program the bot.

https://kb.vex.com/hc/en-us/articles/6713513130516-Using-VEX-123-to-Support-Teaching-Literacy-and-Mathematical-Thinking

Makey Makey - Students can practice "invention literacy" where they have to read, write, and re-invent.

https://makeymakey.com/blogs/blog/invention-literacy-and-makey-makey

Google Sites - Create a class website using where you can post reading materials and resources for guided reading groups. Students can also create their own site to support learning!

Google Slides - Create interactive worksheets to support student comprehension.

Google Draw - Create maps, collaborate on projects, take notes and much more.

If you would like profession development in how to use Google digital tools to support your guided reading groups send Mrs. Huntley an email to set up a time to meet.