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Word Gallery is a great way to introduce new science concepts to your class. It works well on a projector or screen sharing in Zoom. Or, students can use it as a digital word wall!
Speaking activities like My Voice encourage students to verbalize science terms and concepts and to explain processes, patterns, or conclusions.
Science reading passages in Speak Agent, such as this Read Along, serve as a focal point for classroom discourse. All student responses are captured in the digital portfolio.
The digital portfolio stores open-ended responses, writing samples, voice recordings, and creative projects.
Diagram It! provides opportunities to review, label, and explain diagrams in writing or recorded speech. Writing and speaking activities in Speak Agent capture student work samples in a digital portfolio, providing actionable data.
Story-based activities like Tall Tales use context clues to develop comprehension of the material.
Sentence processing activities like Scrambled Sentences build comprehension by breaking scientific explanations and stories into manageable chunks that students can manipulate.
Vocab Lab presents a short passage that uses a target scientific term in a real-world context. Next, students combine basic words they have already learned to define the target term.
