 Seeds Podcast.
- Stephen King famously said, “If you want to be a writer you must do two things above all others: read a lot and write a lot.” Pinna has a ton of content with a focus on literacy, but even more than that, they’ve got SO many incredible audiobooks and serialized podcasts that will draw kids in and leave them wanting more.
- The Kid Lit Show* highlights captivating stories and the authors who bring them to life. Inspire a love of reading (and in turn, writing!) by listening to this engaging new podcast, hosted by book enthusiast, 10-year-old Olivia Van Ledtje.
- Listening to audiobooks is helpful for struggling readers. It’s helpful for struggling writers too. When listening to audiobooks kids hear tone and inflection expressed through the narrator’s voice, learn the correct pronunciation of difficult words, increase word exposure leading to an improved vocabulary, and see the progression of a story from the hook that draws you end to the satisfying conclusion at the end.
- Smash Boom Best is the ultimate debate podcast where kids “use facts and passion to make the case for which item should be crowned the Smash Boom Best”! Cats vs. dogs, tacos vs. pizza, and lava vs. quicksand are just a few of the exciting topics covered in this fast-paced audio show. This is a creative way to teach kids the necessary skill of how to compare and contrast. Host your very own classroom debate after listening!
- Delve into the fascinating world of fairy tales with Pinna’s classic and reimagined fairy tale collection. You can do author studies, break down how each story is constructed, and even learn about the history of fairy tales and why they’ve always stood the test of time.
No matter what subject you’re looking to teach, Pinna can help you make it fun and get. it. DONE!
Don’t forget to check out part 1 in the series below.
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