As primary teachers, we know how to read a story with lots of energy and humor. However, it's nice to let student hear other people read to them as well. That's when I turn to my collection of online read aloud videos! I've compiled a list of our most popular winter-themed online read alouds that are sure to delight your students.
WINTER READ ALOUD #1
"The Snowy Day" by Ezra Jack Keats
In this well loved story, a young boy goes on his own adventures on a snowy day, perfect for sparking imaginations and celebrating the wonders of winter. This is a great one to stop and talk between pages, asking students about their impressions or similar experiences.
WINTER READ ALOUD #2
"The Mitten" by Jan Brett
This story was all the rage when I was training to be a teacher. The main character loses his mitten in the snowy woods, only for it to become a cozy home for various woodland animals. So many writing and art projects are inspired by this fun story!
WINTER READ ALOUD #3
"Owl Moon" by Jane Yolen
My students were quite mesmerised by the idea of getting to leave their house for a walk through to forest at night. Experience the quiet magic of a winter's night as a young girl goes owling with her father. Magical!
I hope you and your students enjoy these online read alouds! They are perfect for celebrating the magic of winter with your primary students! Please note that these are not my own videos so I cannot guarantee they will always be there, but they were all available at the time of writing this list!
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