Some ideas to get you started

Accessibility

Have a student in your class with a Print Disability? (e.g. low vision, dyslexia) make sure you introduce Sora eBooks, AudioBooks & Readalongs.

Silent Reading

Personalise reading by giving students a choice of print or digital format

Library Space

QR Codes: Collect cover images of Collection, print as QR codes directing students to the link to download the title. They can either be put in a folder altogether or laminated and placed around the room

Primary Libraries: Create 'Sora Licence' cards where students have to demonstrate particular Sora skills prior to gaining their licence

Apple TV/Smartboard

Guided Reading: Big Book scenario

Reading Circle: Teacher reads to students

Grammar: Highlight words e.g. Verbs, Adverbs, Adjectives etc (use different colours for each)

Punctuation: Use visual examples in actual texts of the use of colons, exclamation marks, speech marks etc

Information Texts: Highlight aspects of Non Fiction texts

Research Skills: Use Non Fiction texts to teach research and note taking skills

Foreign Languages

There are eBooks and Audio Books available in other languages by request. Send me an email

Home Readers

Ensure parents are aware of Sora (perhaps not all parents have access to 'bedtime reading' materials. Sora provides free books for parents to read to their children (or they have read every book at home several times and would appreciate quick and easy access to fresh material)