Tuesday, June 5, 2012
Giveaway Time!!!
I'm so very excited to present a wonderful giveaway today!!
The HearALL Assessment Recorder!!
I've been using this handy little gadget in my classroom for well over a month now and my students and I LOVE it! What do I love about it you ask??
- It's light weight and easy to use!
- The sound is very clear and high quality.
- It allows me to be in two places at once.
- The reluctant/shy students are motivated to read aloud to it.
- The kids are under it's charm and stay focused when reading to it.
- It doesn't need batteries.
- You can play back recordings on the spot, save for later, send to a parent via email, upload recording to your blog, etc... (So much potential!!)
- Wonderful way to practice fluency! They can buddy read in a fun voice (cowboy/robot/alien/etc.) then play it back and listen to themselves. Super fun!!
Here is the HearALL in action in my classroom!
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I follow your great blog.
ReplyDeleteLorena
Little Treasures
I would use it to have the students check their fluency.
ReplyDeleteLorena
Little Treasures
I would use it to have students hear their fluency.
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ReplyDeleteI would use this product in one of my Daily 5 centers to check student's fluency and also record purposeful talk with their partner.
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ReplyDeletehttp://ericashep.blogspot.com
I follow your blog! And I would use this for the fluency tests that I have to do with each unit! I could work with other students while they read and assess their fluency during my planning period or at home!
ReplyDeleteJackie
Third Grade's A Charm
Enter My Giveaway!
I love your blog. Thanks for being here. I would use the recorder in many ways - like you posted above - but especially to work on fluency with poems or good dialogue.
ReplyDeleteCarolyn @ Third Grade Adventures http://thirdgradeadventuresinelbert.blogspot.com/
I love this!
ReplyDeleteI would use this during Daily 5. I would allow my kids to read to it as a way to check their fluency. What a great resource!
ReplyDeleteI would use it in my fluency workstation!
ReplyDeleteAimee
aimee@vanmiddlesworth.org
I would use it to record buddy reading! It would help fluency and also help the kiddos stay on task!
ReplyDeleteNicole
www.teaching-with-style.com
I follow your blog!
ReplyDeleteJenny
Luckeyfrogs Lilypad
luckeyfrogslilypad@gmail.com
I would use it for students to hear their own reading and hear their friends as fluency models!
ReplyDeleteJenny
Luckeyfrogs Lilypad
luckeyfrogslilypad@gmail.com
I would love to use this for self-assessment as well as for my own assessment purposes!
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Jennifer
Lifelong Learning
I would love to use this to have kids record their reading and then have them do a quick e-val of it!!
ReplyDeleteKatie
smileykate52@hotmail.com
oOo...great for taking running records!
ReplyDeleteKaitlyn
Smiles and Sunshine
As a reading intervention teacher, I would use this for fluency, as a motivational tool, and for assessmint. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI would love to use this for my math groups!
ReplyDeleteI would use this to monitor my students' fluency & also to record my students' writings when they share them with the class!
ReplyDeleteLisa
Learning Is Something to Treasure
I love your blog and love following you! I would use this to increase fluency!
ReplyDeleteLove following your blog! I would use this for building fluent readers!
ReplyDelete:D Angie
This would be great to use for fluency!
ReplyDeleteMindy
I would use this tool during our Daily 5 rounds. Students could record themselves and then listen. This would help improve fluency and prosody.
ReplyDeleteI would use it for my students to improve speech and also for them to practice literacy skills (I teach preschoolers). I really want this because I think it is the perfect option for a child such as my son who has selective mutism disorder
ReplyDeleteI coud use this in my fluency station, during Running Records, or in science class during experiments.
ReplyDelete-Dana
delting01@yahoo.com
I would love to use this to check fluency and monitor progress that students are making.
ReplyDeleteWe're just starting to use DRA at the private school where I teach, so I'd love to use the assessment recorder to help me work through those.
ReplyDeleteThis looks awesome. I would love to be able to use this in my classroom next year. I would like to set up a schedule for a few readers per day to use it. That way I could individually hear them read aloud a longer passage every week.
ReplyDeleteI would have students use this to check their fluency. I think it is a great tool for students to use with so many possibilities.
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like something that I could really use in my classroom. Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteThis would be fantastic for DRAs as well as daily use during work stations.
ReplyDeleteI teach K-6 reading intervention, and so many of my students struggle with fluency and comprehension. I think this would be so wonderful to have for my students to use for self-assessment! I love that it can be used for all age groups, and that you can e-mail the recordings to parents!
ReplyDeleteI would use it for Assessments (DIBELS), fluency practice, Listening centers(record themselves reading favorite books)Parent conferences...so many ways to use it:))
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Corinna
Surfin' Through Second
I would use the hearALL Assessment Recorder for fluency assessment. It would be telling to teach students what I listen for and have them "score" their own reading, as well as set goals for improvement. I also love the options for recording assessments to share with grade level team meetings, administration, student study team meetings or parents too. Nice easy artifact gathering tool!
ReplyDeleteI'm a new follower!
ReplyDeleteI would use this to record myself reading, to record students reading and to spy on others by hiding it...totally kidding about the last part...I want to win SOO bad!
ReplyDeleteI am going to be doing lots of the assessment for our upper grades and part of it will require me to count their responses to the reading passage. I like this both for recording their reading, and the retelling and comprehension part. When I am not using it for the assessment part, then the students will LOVE getting to record their own voice reading - so fun!!!
ReplyDeleteI would love to have this for fluency assessments in my classroom!
ReplyDeleteWe do a lot of choral reading, so this would be perfect for the students to listen to their group.
ReplyDeletetokyoshoes (at) hotmail (dot) com
my daughter has learning disability it this would help her greatly i think if i don't win i will purchase
ReplyDeleteI know how fab these things are - I used my Easispeaks a lot in my previous school. I would use it to record my ESL children and play back to them - nothing better than hearing what's great, and those little areas where you need to improve
ReplyDelete...and I'm your newest follower.
ReplyDeleteSue
www.sos-supply.blogspot.co.uk
I blogged about your giveaway! Today is the last day to enter my giveaway! Stop by if you haven't!
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Jackie
Third Grade's A Charm
Enter My Giveaway!
I would love to use it during centers!
ReplyDeleteI would love to use the recorder for fluency practice. Thanks for the opportunity.
ReplyDeleteeugenezirk@centurytel.net
I would use this handy dandy tool in my Writing center and have my students read their paragraphs aloud and then listen to them.
ReplyDeleteI don't even know where to start because there are so many ways to use it. I could give directions for centers, use it to recored reading for the students and myself. Center work answers could be dictated in to the HEAR ALL. Some students could do their writing by recording their rough draft first before publicatiion. There are so many ways I could use this. Thanks for the chance to use it. kferretti@peachtreeacademy.com
ReplyDeleteI would love to use this in my read to self time for my students to assess their own fluency and intonation and expression!
ReplyDeleteamelia.cook@warren.kyschools.us
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ReplyDeleterunningmatey at hotmail dot com
I'd use it to help the children I tutor with fluency/pronunciation.
ReplyDeleterunningmatey at hotmail dot com
These would be so neat to use in a center for fluency!!
ReplyDeleteThis little tool could help those off-task kids during Daily 5 be motivated to actually read! It would be awesome to have for my classroom! So cool!
ReplyDeleteI would use this for small groups. I would also use it to record fluency!
ReplyDeleteJennifer
jenniferlalsip(at)yahoo(dot)com
The First Grade Dream
I blogged about this amazing resource!
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My submission entered by accident without the link!
I think this tool would be amazing to use during guided reading, independent reading, buddy reading, and so much more!
What an easy tool for kids!
ReplyDeleteI follow your fabulous blog!
ReplyDeleteoodlesofteachingfun
I just started following your blog!
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I follow your blog, and I hope I win! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI follow your blog and also follow you on Pinterest. I would use this tool for students to listen to themselves after they have read to improve their fluency.
ReplyDeleteI would use the hear all in my buddy reading station. It would allow the kids to be able to play back their reading and check their fluency.
ReplyDeleteAshlee
Aldaniels15@yahoo.com
I would use this in my buddy reading station. It would all kids to play back their reading and check for fluency.
ReplyDeleteAshlee
Aldaniels15@yahoo.com
I think this would be an awesome tool to use in many ways in our classroom. I could use it for feedback and for my young readers to critique themselves in Guided Reading. Or it could be my extra set of ears in workshops while I'm in small groups.
ReplyDeleteDonna
darryl40w@att.net
This product sounds great. I would use it for fluency, Daily Five and who knows what else. My reading partner and I have re-vamped our program and are excited to try many new activities!
ReplyDeleteI had a very shy student last year and this would have been an awesome resource. I can think of at least a dozen uses. I'm going to see if there is room in the budget for this useful gadget.
ReplyDeleteSusan
Littsj@fuds.net
I'm going to buy one of these. It could be so useful with fluency. I'm your newest follower. Please visit my blog at Calling Plays in 2nd Grade.
ReplyDeleteI am your newest follower. I am too late on the entry for the giveaway, but love your posts and you have so many great things that I am going to try to implement at the start of this school year. Thank you so much. Stop by and visit when you get a change at The Amazing Classroom Blog!
ReplyDeleteI would use this to check listening comprehension questions during literacy centers.
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