We've been using the Easi Speak voice recorder this week and, let me tell you... it IS super easy!
We've also been working on persuasive writing, so my students have written some pieces to try and persuade you to purchase one of these for your classroom.
Carter and Chris- You should buy an Easi Speak recorder for your class. You don't have to buy batteries. You can listen to yourself, you can do your spelling words and record yourself if you do. Now you know about the microphone.
Megan and Caylie- You should buy an Easi Speak recorder for your class because you can listen to how fluent and accurate you are. You don't need to buy batteries because you can charge it on your computer. Now you know how to use the Easi Speak recorder and you should buy it!
Preston and Rainie- You should buy an Easi Speak recorder for your class because you don't have to buy batteries- you just charge it on your computer. You record your voice and listen to see if you are fluent and accurate. Your kids will like it because they can hold a microphone. You can do your spelling words with the Easi Speak recorder. Now you should buy the Easi Speak recorder.
Hayley and Maddie- You should buy an Easi Speak recorder for your class. You should buy it for your class because you can listen and see if you were a fluent reader. You can charge it on your computer. Since you can charge it on your computer you don't need to buy batteries. Not buying batteries means saving money. If you use it, you won't drop it because it has a little necklace you wear when you use it. You should buy it! Now you can decide if you want to buy it!
Jack and Max- You should buy an Easi Speak recorder for your class because you can record yourself read a book. You can record yourself do spelling. It is the best thing ever. So you should get it for your kids. You can record anything- even yourself and you do not have to get batteries. You know it will be fun for you and your kids. We told you how fun it is!
Holli and Dani- You should buy an Easi Speak recorder for your class. You can listen to your fluency and accuracy. It doesn't run on batteries, it charges on your computer. And that's why we want you to buy the Easi Speak recorder.
Emily and Kinsey- You should buy an Easi Speak recorder for your class because it's little and doesn't take up that much space. You can record and listen to see if you had enough fluency. And you don't need batteries because it charges on the computer. You can write your spelling words without looking at your list and then record that word and listen to see if you got it correct. Now you know why we are persuading you to buy it.
Jackson and Luke- You should buy an Easi Speak recorder for your class. It is recharged in your computer. It is small and doesn't take up a lot of space. It is so easy to use! You can listen to your fluent reading too. This is why you should buy an Easi Speak recorder.
And if that doesn't convince you, check out this sweetie who practiced his reading fluency by reading old poems from his poetry notebook... that cute little first grade voice is enough to make a teacher's heart melt!
So, you heard why my kiddos love the Easi Share recorder- here's what I like as a teacher:
*It really is super easy! Red means record, greens means play, arrow means go to the next track.
*I LOVE the battery thing! My kiddos were actually the ones who pointed it out to me when we were talking about reasons you should get one. I have so many other devices in my classroom that I am constantly replacing batteries in. I sooo appreciate that this doesn't have any!
*I love that my students are critically examining their reading. They came up with the whole "fluency and accuracy" thing they wrote about above- not me. And I think that's awesome.
*I, as a teacher, could record things on there for them- books, directions, messages... I haven't tried it yet, but it's definitely a possibility!
*The audio quality is great!
*Love the "necklace" to help with taking care and not dropping, etc...
*Because it's a "microphone"... it's a HUGE deal. Extremely motivating!
*Love the "necklace" to help with taking care and not dropping, etc...
*Because it's a "microphone"... it's a HUGE deal. Extremely motivating!
You can learn all the technical info at Learning Resources website by clicking the image below.
Feel free to spread the word on your blog or blog FB page too- I know you'll be so happy to get one of these in your hot little hands!
Want more info on the Easi Speak? Check out these links!
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Just found your blog. I will be teaching 2nd grade next year after years of teaching 5th grade. I will have a student with reading difficulties and this would be ideal for her. Thanks so much for the chance.
ReplyDeleteI would love to win an Easi Speak digital microphone. It would be a great addition to my differentiated spelling program and allow me to record students for fluency checks. Thanks for the opportunity to win.
ReplyDeleteLearning in Bliss
So cool!
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Mon-"stars" of 2nd Grade
I would love to win this product to assist my students with fluency practice! What a wonderful giveaway!
ReplyDeleteEmily
eah719@hotmail.com
I would love to win! It would be great to use for fluency work in the classroom.
ReplyDeletehiggystyx@yahoo.com
I'd love to win! I'd love the Easi Speak in my classroom with my verbal kiddos who need lots of work on articulation and intelligibility. How valuable for them to be able to hear their own speech!
ReplyDeleteKara
Spedventures
It would be super exciting if I could win the Easi Speak for my classroom! There are multiple reasons why I would love it, but most of all I want it to encourage and motivate my students. Kids love anything new and cool like this, and to see them get excited over reading would be totally awesome! It would work wonders with my ELL students!
ReplyDeleteI would love to have my students practice their fluency using the microphone. It would be a great way for students to focus on expression.
ReplyDeleteMindy
mwells@ourwayschool.com
I would really love to have my first grade students record themselves reading fluently throughout the school year. It would be an amazing resource to have these recordings for parents to hear as well. I can just imagine filling a CD for students to take home at the end of the school year.
ReplyDeleteI would use it for fluency practice!
ReplyDeletei'd have students read their published writing pieces into it to create a new type of celebration. some kids are just too shy to read in front of anyone--this might be a way to get them into the celebration :o)
ReplyDeletemsob123@gmail.com
I would love to use this for fluency practice with my little ones!
ReplyDeletehow would I NOT use it?!
ReplyDeleteWe could def. use something to practice fluency, esp. something fun at this time of year. It would also be great for motivating lower readers, and we all have 'em. They are often uncomfortable reading aloud so this may do the trick!
Oh my goodness. I just showed this recorder to another teacher yesterday. I really want 1 in my room to practice fluency.
ReplyDeleteI think I would get the most use out of it by using it for fluency practice/ checks. But, I'm sure we could use it somehow for interviewing people for research (and many other ways too)!
ReplyDeleteAbby
abby3131@gmail.com
I would love to win an Easi Speak voice recorder!!! My students would love to practice their weekly reading and spelling with it!
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I would love an Easi Speak Microphone for my classroom! We just started using a program called Literacy First in our school in place of Dibbles. You have to test the kiddos each quarter and record their fluency success. I would use this in my classroom by recording my kiddos reading their test and making a portfolio of their progress to share with them and parents throughout the year!
ReplyDeleteI would LOVE one! I would use the Easi Speak to help build fluency. I've had my eyes on it all year.
ReplyDeleteCaroline
cgc4au@yahoo.com
Just found your blog! And this easy speak looks so fun!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely be used for fluency!
Thanks....
Jana
Jprowell11@gmail.com
Let me count the ways...the Easi Speak would definitely be a fantastic addition to my classroom. Off the top of my head, we could use it to work on our fluency, but I am sure (with time) I could think of a million other ways. :o)
ReplyDeleteJennifer
jennkeys @ gmail . com
so cool! i would definitely use it to help kids get ready for the aimsweb fluency test. also, i think it'd be great for helping them read with expression, too!
ReplyDeleteallison.granzow(at)gmail(dot)com
I would LOVE to win the Easi Speak. As a kindergarten teacher, much of my day is spent repeating, repeating, and repeating how to do things "independently" at reading stations. If I could prerecord directions and other information, my students could do things on their own, leaving me the valuable time (and peace and quiet) to meet with my reading groups. I would also love to use this to record my beginning readers. So often they say "I can't read" and aren't confident in their newfound abilities. If I had an Easi Speak, I could show them just how much they know! Pick me!!!!
ReplyDeleteAshley Ellis
aegregory@radford.edu
Kindergartners LOVE to hear themselves and I know the Easi Speak would be a fun way to get even my most reluctant readers to participate in class reading activities. How fun! :)
ReplyDeleteKathy Douglas
kteacherkd@gmail.com
I would definitely use this to monitor the fluency of my kiddies!! What a great giveaway!!
ReplyDeleteLisa
fsuteach81@yahoo.com
I would love the chance to win the easy speak for my 2nd grade classroom. Not only could we use it for reading fluency, but we could also use it to read and record student-written stories. This is another tool that would empower students, enabling them to "listen" to themselves read so that they can make changes to continually improve. Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeletedjankowicz -- Indiana
What an awesome giveaway!! I could use this in lots of ways! I love the idea of the kids recording thier reading to practice thier fluency! This is just another engaging tool that would motivate them to read and let them listen to themselves so they can hear how they sound reading! LOVE it!!
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I would love to use the Easi Speak so that my new readers (I teach Kindergarten) can read and then hear themselves read their books on the Easi Speak. I know this would be a hit in my classroom and would motivate students to want to learn to read.
ReplyDeletemondragondrea@gmail.com
I teach in a rural Title I school. I work exclusively with readers who struggle. They would l-o-v-e recording and re-recording themselves to improve their fluency, using the Easi Speak. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteeugenezirk@centurytel.net
I would use the Easi-Speak as a reflection tool. After children have participated in an activity, say in rotations, they could leave an audio refelction about their learning. This could then be played back to the whole class at the end of the lesson. A great assessment tool!
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I would love to have an Easi Speak in my classroom! I teach first grade and at this time of year we are working sooo hard on fluency and intonation. Having an Easi Speak would allow my students to record themselves reading. They could then rate each other using some of the great fluency station sheets that I have downloaded recently!!! Thanks for the chance to win one! Mrs. V
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I could use the Easi Speak in a lot of different ways. It would be great for fluency and our author's chair. What a fun giveaway. Come check out my ULTIMATE must have teaching products giveaway. I'll be giving away items for 10 straight days.
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This is a great idea. I have 30 first graders this year and getting to listen to all of them read is a big challenge for me. I've tried having them read into the computer but the microphone isn't strong enough for me to hear them clearly. I love having my kids independent. With these hand-held devices they could go anywhere in the room and read. What a great motivator! What kid doesn't love talking into the mike? Whether I win the giveaway or not, thanks for the posting.
ReplyDeleteI would love this! As everyone said, fluency is a great way to use it in the classroom. I would also love to listen to my struggling readers in it.
ReplyDelete✞Heather
Swinging Through Second Grade
hdawntn@hotmail.com
Fluency, I have so many students who don't believe they sound boring and expressionless and read word by word. This sounds super easy for all of us to use. What a great tool!
ReplyDeletemwallace.teacher@gmail.com
I would LOVE to win the easi-speak. I would love to use this to help build fluency and expression.
ReplyDeleteLinda
Down the learning road
Lnetzeband.at.gmail.com
What a great idea to have your kiddos try to persuade us! I think I would use an Easi-Speak so my students could listen to themselves and hear how fluent (or not) they are.
ReplyDeleteSara
Sara-at-school.blogspot.com
What a great tool to get students to practice reading. Would love to have this for my transition kiddos! Carol
ReplyDeletecjts54@gmail.com
Would love to try this during fluency practice. Wishing myself luck! ;)
ReplyDeleteMel
Adynbc@gmail.com
Love the persuasive writing :) I would use an easi-speak so that my students could work on fluency :)
ReplyDeleteMelissa
todayinfirstgradeblog@gmail.com
I would love an easi-speak microphone to use with my firsties! This technology would be so engaging and fun! Fingers and toes are officially crossed :)
ReplyDeletechristy.holder@kent.k12.wa.us
I love following your blog. You have such great ideas! I have never seen an easi-speak microphone before but I would love to try it in my classroom. I could see my students practicing our poems, reading a just right book, practicing their math facts, and building fluency using this product. Thank you for the opportunity!
ReplyDeleteI would use the easi-speak to have the students practice their fluency. They would love it!
ReplyDeletekep58@sbcglobal.net
I would love to win this for my classroom!! I would use the Easi-Speak for fluency in my classroom. I would use it record and check my students' progress. It would allow the students to hear themselves read too!! I would also use it to record my own audio books....I could use different "readers" to read to the class.
ReplyDeleteJennifer
jenniferlalsip(at)yahoo(dot)com
The First Grade Dream
What a great giveaway! Thanks for the chance to win. After reading your post, I think this would be great to record directions on and if a student forgets what to do next, they can listen to it. It would also be great to record a message for your students if you were absent. Of course, it is a fantastic tool for fluency too.
ReplyDeleteAshley
Live2Learn
ashley58926@hotmail.com
What a cool idea for the class. It would be funny to leave it on during reading group time to see where the discussion went, on or off task...
ReplyDeleteBrooke
b_beynon@hotmail.com
Teachable Moments
This is an awesome giveaway! I would love it for my students to be able to hear themselves! A lot of my students do not realize what they are saying and it would be interesting for them to hear it. There reading outloud would improve so much!! :)
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lifeloveandteaching.blogspot.com
Great giveaway! This would be fantastic for my English Language Learners. Love your blog as always.
ReplyDeleteSheila
sprinkleteachingmagic.blogspot.com
Sprinkle Teaching Magic
I have been want an Easi Speak to have my students create podcast to promote books they like to read. They could also create podcast as characters to study in the content area like science vocabulary terms, etc.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great giveaway! I would use it for fluency, Readers Theater, mt ELL students, practicing spelling - there are so many possibilities! I'd LOVE to win!
ReplyDeleteI would love to earn this awesome tool! I think my kiddos could use it for presentations and working on ther fluency.
ReplyDeleteMy Second Sense
I would love to have an "easi-
ReplyDeletespeak" to use with my speech impaired students. they could record themselves reading and then listen to it. it will help them realize what they sound like. maybe it will lower their frustration level. Your right about that little reader in your class, what a cutie!
I would love to use this microphone in my classroom for a couple different things. I could record the directions to center activities that students could play for themselves while I pull reading groups. I would also allow my students to use it for presentations, whether it is practicing for one to hear how they sound when speaking or recording part of it for later use. Of course, I would allow my students to use it to work on their expression, tone, and other aspects of their reading practice. I love your idea of having your students write about the Easi speak for their persuasive essays. Cute!
ReplyDeleteI would LOVE to have one in my classroom! I'd use it to practice fluency for the Aims Web probes. It would be great fun to have the kids record them reading their own stories or poems--can you send it home for parents to listen to or would that not be a good idea?
ReplyDeleteYour kiddos are pretty persuasive! Love it! Definitely one thing I would use them for is for fluency.
ReplyDelete❤First Grade Delight❤
imgoingfirst@gmail.com
I would use this so the children could hear themselves reading so I can better help them with their fluency. I would also use this when we do author reading which is simply the children reading to the class what they have written. Some of the kids are so quiet and I would like them to hear what we hear.
ReplyDeletelraines78@gmail.com
This is so cool.I am so thrilled I found you. I am not a teacher yet but will be soon and so want all the best tools.
ReplyDeletethis seems like a wonderful for students to use.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great tool for reading! I can see my struggling readers using it to work on Fluency. Also, when students are finished working on their writing, they can record their finished piece.
ReplyDeleteHope I win. cstaylor16@gmail.com
It would be so wonderful to win this awesome and fun learning tool for my 2nd graders! It would be fantastic for fluency, but also for my students to read their writing to themselves to self-check. Thank you so much for the opportunity to win! :)
ReplyDeleteWow... the possibilities are endless! I would definitely use it to listen to my lower readers more often.
ReplyDeleteamynovellino@hotmail.com
Wow it would be awesome to hear them when they share their writing.
ReplyDeletelisa.heiser@rcs.k12.il.us
I would use it for the students to practise fluency, listening to self, recording their stories. would love to win. mary at apopovic!primus.ca
ReplyDeleteI would use it to have the kids listen to themselves... hear what I'm hearing versus how they THINK they sound :) great idea!
ReplyDeleteI would love to have one of these so my first graders could hear themselves read and work on their fluency.
ReplyDeleteI would love to have this in my Kindergarten classroom! My kids love to use the cheap echo microphone you can get at the dollar store. How great would this be?? I would love to have a record of their reading progress and to have them listen back!!
ReplyDeleteJen
jenerator_8@frontiernet.net
I would love to use this with my kids to do their weekly fluency checks. I have been using my web cam, but this seems much easier. Thanks for the opportunity:)
ReplyDeleteI always say that I need to be able to clone myself and this might help! I could have students recording themselves reading fluently while I am working with other students in a guided reading group. It also looks like it would be motivating for my kiddos that resist practicing their reading until someone sits down to listen. Then they would read all day!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway opportunities!
apyle2 AT gmail DOT com
This looks awesome!
ReplyDeleteI could use it in my guided reading groups or centers to check fluency. I also have a little girl in my room who struggles with fluency. So this would be amazing for her to be able to hear her read and be able to self correct.
Great Giveaway!!
mustluvteaching@gmail.com
I teach second grade in a Catholic school and I can not begin to list the ways that this could be used in my classroom from fluency checks, shared reading, to my recording directions for center work besides the fact that second graders love the chance to show off their performing talents. Thank you for this opportunity!!
ReplyDeleteI would LOVE to win...my students would love to use it to practice fluency and to inspire and make it fun and nonthreatening for the shy ones.
ReplyDeleteI would love it. I would use for fluency for all students. I'd LOVE it for my lower guys to read them directions or stories for them to follow along with! How cool!
ReplyDeleteWow, the Easi Speak voice recorder sounds wonderful. I would absolutely love one of these for my literacy station. Thanks for that possibility!!!
ReplyDeleteI teach in a dual language classroom. Many of my students are just learning to read in English. I think this will give them the opportunity to read and then listen to themselves reading in English. It allows them to listen to themselves so they can correct themselves and it will help them with their fluency. It has so many uses... Love it!,
ReplyDeleteI have several students who need to work on fluency. This would be perfect!
ReplyDeleteElizabeth
Fun in Room 4B
That would be so awesome to have in my 2nd grade classroom! :) I am a 2nd year teacher and I am always looking for ways to help my students build their fluency. I just started the Daily 5 this week and would love to implement it into my "Read to Self" stations so that my students could hear themselves read. It would not only be used as an assessment tool for me but I would teach my students how to self-assess.
ReplyDelete-Courtney
2ndgradesnapshots.blogspot.com
I would love to use it during Independent Reading time. I don't always get to listen to every student read each day, and the microphone will allow my students to practice their fluency and then allow me to hear it later.
ReplyDeleteI would love to use this with my ELLs while they read independently!
ReplyDeleteSweettimesinfirst@gmail.com
This microphone sounds perfect for recording my fabulous 4th grader's poetry. I've been researching items that would make recording fun and easy for them so that we can create a poetry class anthology of our work to share during our poetry cafe.
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kelly
kellysaysciao@hotmail.com
This would be an awesome addition to several subjects - writing and math stations for share time, reading rotations for fluency, and during other times when students are working in partners or small groups. It would be something to share at conferences and to use with students to help set personal goals. It would be a popular took used every day!
ReplyDeleteKelly
kthrower@waynesboro.k12.va.us
As a second grade teacher, fluency is always on my mind for my kiddos. This would be perfect!! Thanks for the opportunity :)
ReplyDeletethepolkadotowl@gmail.com
My kiddos would get a kick out of thinking they were an American Idol with the microphone. Your kiddos did a great job on their persuading a teacher to buy one! With the end of year DIBELs coming up Fluency and accuracy is a big concern and this would help the kiddos out tremendously.
ReplyDeleteAngie
stardreamerpm@gmail.com
I think this would be an excellent idea for those little friends who have struggled with fluency all year to record and then play back for the class to celebrate how far they have come! Thanks for the opportunity to win one of these cool tools! :-)
ReplyDeleteAnother idea would be to use this for conferences and be able to share with parents how fluency has improved from one point in the year to the next!
ReplyDeleteThis would be such a motivational tool for students working on fluency!
ReplyDeletemgnreynolds@yahoo.com
I would use this for my beginning K readers to increase fluency and confidence! What an awesome idea!
ReplyDeleteWould love to win this :). we need all the help with fluency we can get!
ReplyDeletehlr2482@verizon.net
How awesome! I would love to use this to hold my students accountable when they're reading with a partner or to work on fluency during DEAR time.
ReplyDeleteTales of An Elementary Teacher
eangelakos@gmail.com
I would love one of these! First of all for fluency, but I have a special needs student that woul really benefit from using this!
ReplyDeleteI would love to win one of these for my kiddos!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeletebetsy824@cs.com
I would love one for my second graders! What a wonderful motivator for Daily 5 activities. It would also help my speech impaired children with their own self assessment of their articulation.
ReplyDeleteI would love one of these for my 2nd Graders. Your students convinced me!
ReplyDeletemike69361@gmail.com
I would love to win an easi-speak for my 2/3 combo classroom! We do presentation at least two times a year. This would a great tool for my students to reflect on their presentation voice.
ReplyDeletejwalker@acsd1.org
I've been looking at several options for student recording, presentations, fluency etc. This would be perfect! Thank you so much for the opportunity to help my little learners!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat product! Not only would it be a great tool for developing fluency and expression in reading, but YES, also a tool for spelling; critical analysis of their own writing (reading and then listening to it to make sure it makes sense and is complete); plus a fun way to practice retelling, summarizing, & author's purpose, etc. in language arts; recording facts learned in science, and social science;and practicing oral presentations! ALSO, how wonderful it would be for my students with special needs, i.e. a language disoder that make writing and reading nearly impossible, an English language learner and another with autism! Thank you for the opportunity! It has limitless potential and I want one!
ReplyDeleteWow! What a cool product. My class would go crazy for this and it would really help motivate some of my more reluctant readers to work on their fluency. Thanks for offering it. ~ Amanda @ The Teaching Thief
ReplyDeletei would use it for fluency, reading centre, and self assessment. love to win it mary at apopovic@primus.ca
ReplyDeleteI would use the Easy Speak to record students reading their writing, practicing their math facts, and as a science digital journal to record their observations.
ReplyDeleteLive Laugh and Love to Learn
livelaughandlovetolearn@gmail.com
This would be AMAZING for working with kids who don't quite get why fluency is important. I'd love for them to be able to challenge themselves to try again after hearing themselves read.
ReplyDeleteAllysonbollenbach@gmail.com
I am so excited about this freebie b/c I don't have anything like this in my classroom. Students love to use new equipment and I'll be reinforcing critical skills. You have such fabulous ideas and are so inspirational to me! Thank you for all you do!
ReplyDelete~Sara
sweetsarabowling@gmail.com
Oh please, oh please pick me. My class could so use this in many ways. I have two autistic students who I am working with to speak more often. I know they would delight in hearing themselves. I have many second language students who need to practice speaking and reading. And of course I have children who need fluency practice.
ReplyDeleteI read the reviews and now I need to save to buy one, if I don't win. Which is the reality of "winning" anything. Thank you for the inforatmion on this new product. Have a wonderful weekend.
Terry Yordan
Sunnyvale, CA
THYordan@aol.com
What a great giveaway!! I would love to win this. I could see using this several ways, but my students love to read out loud and we have been working on recognizing puncuation and it's importance in fluency. I would have them record themselves reading their "just right" books and then re-read it by listening to themselves. :-)
ReplyDeleteLynnelle S.
Oklahoma
lwinter96@gmail.com
This is awesome. My kids would love this. I would use this to help students with their fluency. It helps so much to hear yourself.
ReplyDelete~Jennifer
http://mrsparkerssecondgrade.blogspot.com
theparkers04@hotmail.com
I would you the device for students read into the microphone then listen and revise their oral reading. I have done this iPod Touches and iPads but I think the microphone would be awesome!
ReplyDeleteRobyn
mrstsgrade3sclassblog.blogspot.com
Wow! What a terrific giveaway! This would be great to use for fluency practice and especially as a motivational tool for my struggling ones who are tired of repeated readings. Also great for recording instructions for learning centers during RtII time.
ReplyDeleteamiebuzza@yahoo.com
I would love to win this!! What a great tool to help my students with their fluency! I also follow your blog!!
ReplyDeleteDanielle
dnll.brown@gmail.com
I would love to have one of these! I use a "fake" microphone for my students to share their writing workshop pieces. They would be so excited to use a real microphone. It would also be great to encourage fluency!
ReplyDeleteTina
khaddington@cox.net
This would be a wonderful tool to use in my classroom to help those students needing practice with fluency and expression. Thanks for the opportunity!
ReplyDeleteI use those red listening phones in my listening center so that my students can hear if they are being fluent. This would give them great ownership over their reading fluency.
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ReplyDeleteThis would be absolutely incredible to have in my classroom! I have so many possible uses for it! I think one of the ways I would use it the most would be to record my students reading and they could listen to themselves and assess their own fluency. I'd also use it for running records or Dibels/Aimsweb testing. Additionally I think it would be great to use for recording directions and having my kiddos listen and follow them. It would be great in morning meeting too for all kinds of things!
ReplyDeleteKideducator@comcast.net
This would be an awesome addition to any classroom and I would love for it to be in mine!
ReplyDeletelgarcia1@mts.net
I would love to have one of these to use in my 1st grade classroom.
ReplyDeleteTeresa
tmburgess@roaneschools.com
I've been looking for something like this for a while. I have a bunch of book sets that I wish I had the cd's for. The CD's for stories are so expensive, it would be much more cost efficient if I recorded them and groups could listen to them. I would also like to have the students record themselves to hear how they sound when they are reading.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win!
Mrs. Sheehan
maribel dot sheehan at gmail.com
This would be a great tool for the classroom! Thanks for another amazing giveaway!
ReplyDeleteThis would be an ideal tool for my students. I have several students who would benefit What a great way to beef up the technology and provide a fun way to practice, learn, and grow as readers.
ReplyDeleteI would love to have this for my students!
ReplyDeleteIt was fun to see your kidos using it!
I would love to win this! My kids would be really motivated to practice their fluency.
ReplyDeleteThis would be great for practicing fluency, but I could also use it as my news reporters microphone. I teach 5th grade and we do a weather report every day. Students could also become reporters and include an interview in their news report.
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