Read Alouds in the Classroom // 3 tips for holding a read aloud in the classroom in first grade

[@kimberleyrezazadeh1768]

This is an excellent way to engage kids. I can adapt this approach to my High school ELLs who read at a K-2 reading level, especially when I want them to practice speaking.

[@carencasriel4490]

Thanks again for all of your expertise! I learn so much from you and I love how you organize your materials.

[@lavernhollis8462]

Good morning. Thank you for some awesome tips on read alouds. The book list for different skills such as the setting is especially helpful. The tips about planning questions ahead of time are great also. Thanks again for another useful video.

[@ForemanTeaches]

Thank you for sharing these three tips. I look forward to your videos and I learn so many things to implement in my classroom. My students and I really enjoy your interactive read alouds for picture and chapter books. Have you considered making a part 2 or read aloud resources that focus on individual skills or strategies? My coworkers and I would love to have some additional books!

[@ms.gurneetkaur4072]

Hi Susan, Could you guide me on how to engage ESL learners in reading. How to strengthen their reading skills?