These videos are ideal for a simple listening center, allowing students to follow along with the story while you're free to work with other students. You can also project these to the whole class if you have a moment of free time, like after recess or just before the final bell. Also, consider providing the link in your newsletter to parents so that they will have a good resource for stories at home. Check to see if some of your favorite read-alouds are online!
Friday, June 8, 2012
Stories on Youtube
The Learning Parade has provided a quick reference to online stories. They've included a list of the Top 10 Picture Books on Youtube, including classics like Where the Wild Things Are, We're Going on a Bear Hunt, and The Very Hungry Caterpillar.
These videos are ideal for a simple listening center, allowing students to follow along with the story while you're free to work with other students. You can also project these to the whole class if you have a moment of free time, like after recess or just before the final bell. Also, consider providing the link in your newsletter to parents so that they will have a good resource for stories at home. Check to see if some of your favorite read-alouds are online!
These videos are ideal for a simple listening center, allowing students to follow along with the story while you're free to work with other students. You can also project these to the whole class if you have a moment of free time, like after recess or just before the final bell. Also, consider providing the link in your newsletter to parents so that they will have a good resource for stories at home. Check to see if some of your favorite read-alouds are online!
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