RAR #04: Tips and Tricks for Reading Aloud, a Conversation with Jim Weiss

06/06/14 • 53 min

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You very likely know and love him already, so listen in while I chat with Jim Weiss about tips and tricks for reading aloud.

This was such an awesome conversation that I split it into two episodes!

In this episode, you’ll hear:

gives the scoop on creating great character voices to engage your kids
shares how to keep your voice strong when you read aloud a LOT!
even tells us what to do when we’re feeling drowsy (not that parents ever get drowsy while reading aloud, right?

Find the rest of the show notes at https://readaloudrevival.com/4/.

Join us for Shakespeare Summer!

You very likely know and love him already, so listen in while I chat with Jim Weiss about tips and tricks for reading aloud.

This was such an awesome conversation that I split it into two episodes!

In this episode, you’ll hear:

gives the scoop on creating great character voices to engage your kids
shares how to keep your voice strong when you read aloud a LOT!
even tells us what to do when we’re feeling drowsy (not that parents ever get drowsy while reading aloud, right?

Find the rest of the show notes at https://readaloudrevival.com/4/.

Previous Episode

RAR #03: “Reading Aloud is Like Comfort Food”- a Conversation with Tsh Oxenreider

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Join us for Shakespeare Summer!

I ‘m really excited about today’s podcast! I got to chat with Tsh Oxenreider from The Art of Simple.

Reading plays a major role in Tsh’s family life, and she has a down-to- earth perspective on life and books to share with us.

In this episode, you’ll hear:

the ebb and flow of family life and its impact on reading aloud
how her family makes reading aloud a priority even while traveling around the world
how books are basically comfort food. :)

Find the rest of the show notes at https://readaloudrevival.com/3/.

Next Episode

RAR #05: The Importance of Reading Aloud Imperfectly

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We got to hear from Jim Weiss about tips and tricks for character voices and how to be skilled storytellers in episode 4 of the podcast. Now listen in as he tells us that it doesn’t need to be done perfectly (and why we shouldn’t even try to make it so). I was rather caught off guard by how inspiring and encouraging this conversation was. I know you’re going to love it. :)

In this episode, you’ll hear: