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You wish you could do a read aloud every day.
Only Problem is...when do you have the time?
I hear ya! Believe me, I've been there too!
There are 3 main obstacles that are keeping you from implementing interactive read alouds
in your daily routine.
Time
You want to make read alouds a priority, but you don’t know where to fit it in your schedule. Your day is already jam packed with all the things that you don’t know how to fit it all in.
Confidence
You want to use picture books to teach valuable lessons but you don’t know if you are doing it effectively for all students to learn.
The Lesson Plan
You’re not sure what exactly to put into the lesson plan – the questions, vocabulary or activities (and you don’t have the time to plan it!).
It feels like there are so many things standing in your way which is causing you to...
- spend countless hours on Pinterest trying to figure it all out
- feel overwhelmed because you don't know where to start
- not read as much as you would like
No matter how hard you try, you’re still struggling to come up with the time to read aloud to your students.
Sound familiar?
Camp Read Aloud
A FREE interactive workshop to help 1st & 2nd grade teachers strategically use more read alouds in the classroom. We’ll walk through all the steps to planning an interactive read aloud lesson.
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In Camp Read Aloud, you will learn...
Plan
How to prepare for an interactive read aloud lesson in order to save valuable class time.
Deliver
How to deliver a meaningful lessons that will get all students engaged.
Extend
How to extend the read aloud to help students connect with the lesson.
Mini-Lessons:
When you sign up, we'll send you an invite to our Members-Only Facebook Group. We'll be sharing even more helpful content with these quick 5-10 minute mini-lessons.
Mini Lesson 1
Finding the Time
Incorporating a read aloud into your busy schedule can be tough, but we’ll figure it out together!
Mini Lesson 2
Getting Good at Reading Aloud
We are going to talk about ways to help you feel more comfortable!
Mini Lesson 3
Planning the Lesson
What goes into a read aloud lesson plan? Let’s write one out together!
Wait, there's more!
A Camp Journal
If you are anything like me, you are a note taker and want to keep all your notes from the workshop in one place. Grab your favorite pens and jot down all your key takeaways.
Organization Labels
You are going to be reading books in all subject areas after this training, so you need a way to organize them all!
Planning Templates
Start planning your interactive read alouds right away with these easy-to-use templates!
testimonials from past participants
what teachers have to say
I came across your webinar and love your work. I have been teaching 2nd for a long time and utilized the strategies you speak of to read aloud and engage my students.
I am impressed with how you organize your work creating beautiful plans.
Dorothy B.
I LOVE your webinar and videos. You are always so bright and cheery and encouraging. I love how you walk us through the read aloud steps in your videos. It helps make read alouds way more manageable!
Mary R.
Just wanted to let you know that I loved your webinar! It was super helpful and love everything that you recommend and ideas that you have! Can't wait to try this with my class.
Kimberly D.
Now it’s your turn to get results…
How would it feel to...
- incorporate more read alouds in your day?
- have all your students engaged?
- know what books to choose?
- feel confident when reading aloud?
- have a guideline for planning read alouds?
- make all your read alouds meaningful?
Hi!
I'm Sara
If you’re new to me…I’m a former elementary school teacher turned educational consultant and curriculum designer. I started my TpT journey back in 2011 as a side hustle.
Before leaving the classroom to pursue helping educators full time, I spent 10 years perfecting my read aloud instruction. At first, I thought I could just grab any book to use as an interactive read aloud. #epicfail It was through a lot of trial ands lots and lots of error that I developed a read aloud routine that worked for me and my students.
Once I finally had a good set of routines and procedures in place, I started to notice a change in even my most reluctant readers. They were beginning to LOVE READ ALOUDS! Every day I was able to incorporate read alouds across the curriculum.
Because I’ve spent years nailing down the essential ingredients to creating a successful interactive read aloud. i pride myself in being able to deliver resources and trainings to teachers to truly make your life easier, and I know I can deliver that to you today!
Sara 🙂
How it works
What happens next?
Sign Up
Register right away for the FREE workshop. Then mark your calendar with the start date August 10th!
Receive mail
Check your email for more details about the workshop and the bonus materials.
get access
Then, join the Exclusive Facebook Group, where Camp Read Aloud will take place!
This is perfect for you if...
You love read alouds.
You want to incorporate more picture books into your daily instruction.
This is not for you if...
You teach upper elementary.
You don't enjoy reading aloud.
You don't use picture books in your daily instruction.
Still got questions?
This workshop is for you if you teach 1st or 2nd grade. It doesn’t matter if you are a brand new teacher or have years of experience. Everything you learn can be applied to your classroom.
Camp Read Aloud will take place inside the private Facebook group! You’ll receive a link to the group via email.
Don’t use Facebook? That’s ok! We’ll have a Camp Hub, where you can view all the videos and grab the downloads.
Here’s a quick timeline of the week’s events:
August 10th: Members’ Only Facebook Group Opens
August 12th: The training, Finding the Time, will take place in the Facebook Group at 1 PM EST.
August 14th: The training, Getting Good at Reading Aloud, will take place in the Facebook Group at 1 PM EST.
August 16th: The training, Planning the Lesson, will take place in the Facebook Group at 1 PM EST.
Each days’ training will last approximately 10 minutes.
Camp Read Aloud is 10 days. There will be videos throughout that time that are approximately 10 minutes long.
