In our staff meeting today, we discussed various ways you might utilize technology to help students listen to reading. What are you trying in your classrooms? Add a comment here and you just might get a little treat for sharing.
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It’s great but you only get 5 books before you have to purchase.
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4. Tumblebooks Go to the St. Louis County Library Home Page. Click on “Kids” (blue bar-right). Click on “Books” (left bar). Click on “Books and Games--TumbleBooks Library” (bottom-left).
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books for purchase but need to go to website to buy, some free that stay on the bookshelf; highlights words as they read; can read by themselves or it reads to them.
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-includes featured stories that will read aloud to students
-animated stories
-activity lab- illustrate a story and activity calendar
-poetry splater- color prompts for parts of speech (fill in)
-art studio
-review the book (student feedback - love it hate it)
-email a post card to teacher or student
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After the Unconference we like the idea of a big bookshelf rather than one for each kid or level. Like the appeal of an app over a website.
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6. Starfall
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