Sentences with phrase «then read aloud»

Just to be sure everything is correct, proof - read your resume, and then read it aloud to catch any unnoticed typographical errors.

You can then press and hold the earbud, reply in your native language and your Pixel phone will then read aloud what you're saying in the other person's language.

3 Initially, this interactive project was conceived as a series of essay - letters written (and then read aloud) by one of Baggesen's artistic alter egos, Queen Leeba — an amalgam of «Donna Summer and a proto - feminist, Scandinavian love goddess» 4 — and addressed to her children, sister, and mother.

In performance, Carolee Schneemann once pulled a feminist tract out of her naked vagina during menstruation, and then she read it aloud.

Children are encouraged to choose a book they think the dog would like to hear, and then read aloud to their attentive, non-judgmental canine companion.

The recordings enable them to practice along with the recorded model, and then read aloud when they are ready.

Write down what your students say, and then read it aloud when they're done.

Then read aloud Jean Fritz's And Then What Happened, Paul Revere?

Then read aloud Longfellow's narrative poem Paul Revere's Ride.

Then read aloud the headlines one at a time.

To help build your students» comfort and confidence around sharing their opinions, have them write their critique first, and then read it aloud.

After you have written your profile, it is better to read it to yourself twice and then read it aloud.

From here, members can ask if they have any new messages, which the Google Assistant will then read aloud to them.

Each group then read aloud a passage pertaining to the hypothetical negotiation.

The solution is creating several versions of your headline and then reading them aloud.

What the K - NFB does it take pictures of objects — menus, signs, gadget blogs, etc. — and then reads aloud the...

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And then everyday read that aloud at least once.

We read the Bible aloud and then have wonderful talks.

I made a friend get it for me for Christmas one year and she thought I was crazy, and then I opened it immediately and started reading bits aloud to her and she thought I was crazy crazy.

I received it Tuesday (my birthday - what a GREAT gift) and then last night, proceeded to read aloud to my friends from it:) Can't wait to dig into the recipes - they all look fantastic (homemade mustard!?

If you have multiple age children in your group, like we do, you can read the story aloud and then ask each child a different math problem.

Have a family read - aloud with classics such as Treasure Island and Charlotte's Web or newer book titles Percy Jackson and Harry Potter and then host a family movie night to watch the flick!

If you would like to extend your read aloud time to support your toddler to learn, create, play and cook then come and join in with our Weekly Virtual Book Club for Kids where each week we share a theme with a featured book (that we let you know in advance) and create a fun learning activity, art or craft, suggestions for messy or sensory play and sometimes even a really easy and fun recipe that you can cook together and share check out our activities we have shared over the years based on The Very Hungry Caterpillar.

Every book worm out there began as a small child, gleefully devouring their favorite stories — first from adults reading to them aloud to then by flashlight, tucked under the covers, knees propped up...

A story may start out in print, for instance, and then be read aloud to become an audio podcast or live - stream internet radio.

We conducted «think - aloud» interviews with scientists, asking them to read each survey question aloud, explain what they thought it meant, and then share what they were thinking about as they decided which rating to choose.

Make these together on a lazy winter weekend and then curl up for family read aloud time.

It creates a desire to skip over Ben's sections, something that's reinforced by how often we have to watch a character write something down to him that Haynes then shows to the camera and has him read aloud.

Then you could begin to talk through the problem aloud so that students can learn from your modeling how to engage in self - dialogue when problem solving, reading, or performing other learning tasks.

Kids and parents can recreate one of those literary morsels and then read the book, or part of it, aloud over dinner.

8 - This second student then flips over their card and reads aloud their definition.

Read the book aloud, and then discuss the story's message.

A wordloop which can be cut out - each student gets a card and reads aloud - the student with the matching sentence then speaks next (a great activity to develop listening skills).

The first version of REACH involved pupils reading aloud while the teaching assistant kept a record of any errors they made; the errors would then form the basis of the rest of the session.

Each group should then read their story aloud to the class.

Then go indoors, dry off, and read aloud The Salamander Room by Anne Mazer.

In a small but confident voice, Avgayil then read the book aloud to a group of adults who had gathered in the doorway.

So, if you want to foster a love of reading among your students then setting aside some time to read aloud (just for the fun of it) could be a good place to start.

The student can put a list of words in Quizlet, and then, once the set is created, there is a microphone icon on the flashcard where Quizlet will read the word aloud to you.

Responses were read aloud to classmates acting in the role of the parent, who then gave feedback from that perspective.

If you were in a classroom full of your peers and I asked you to read this aloud and then asked comprehension questions, would your heart rate go up?

Ms. McNair - Lee had read the article aloud, then students read it on their own.

Reacting to Reviews: Read aloud a review of a movie you have seen or video game you have played, and then add your own commentary.

Or have each member of class select a book review past or present, to read aloud to the class, and then have students choose from the titles reviewed for their independent reading or book club.

In the first version, pupils read aloud while the teaching assistant kept a record of any errors they made; the errors would then form the basis of the rest of the session.

I'd like to know how much class time it took these teachers and students each day to read the article, write a response, and then share them aloud.

The student who has the answer to that question reads aloud the answer, then turns over his or her card and reads the next question — and so.

Others end up conversing and then a poem is suddenly being read aloud.

The teacher guides students through making predictions, then reads the book aloud with expression and follows up with basic comprehension questions (e.g., «What happened at the beginning of this story?»).

The students then broke out into a song on vowels, and read aloud, together as a group, the poem by Countee Cullen entitled,» Hey, Black Child.»