I have recently started fluency drills with a group of my kiddos. Their reading skills were improving but their fluency wasn't. I am trusting that their parents are helping them improve and practice at home too. Sometimes it is easier to provide the kiddos with everything that they need to be successful! So I have started voice recording the fluency passage and emailing it to them to practice with. Here is what I do:
I use the voice memo app:
This app is a freebie on the iPhone. It allows you to play with the recording a bit. Then you can send it as a text message or an email.
My students use their headphones and read along with the passage.
The next way I am using technology is by creating book reviews. I am using the app iMovie.
To have students create book reviews of their favorite books in my classroom library. (They also practice summarizing skills with this project.) Once they create an iMovie they turn the link into a QR code and we place that in the back of the book. The students enjoy watching the reviews!
What ways do you use technology to improve reading in your classroom? I am always looking for new ways and I will share them when I come up with them!
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