I plan to assign a story each day and then have them complete a “generic” story map, sequencing activity, character trait web, etc. after their reading. This will help me assess for understanding and it will keep them engaged in the literature as well as holding them accountable.
I will present one Listen To Reading task cards a day and then keep them on display for the remainder of the month. This way the children can enjoy multiple readings if they finish early.
You can also download the task cards on your iPads so the children can simply click the link and go directly to the story! I am super pumped to finally have a listening center read to go!
I’m pretty excited about this venture, especially because I am confident that the QR codes will link my students to a webpage that is free of ads and potentially inappropriate content. I took most of the read aloud videos from youtube and Storyline Online. I filtered each link through SafeShare.tv which removed ads and pop ups. Now I don’t have to worry about what my students might encounter on the web! Big Yay!
January Listening Center with QR Codes
Here are a few samples of the task cards I created: