RAR #05: The Importance of Reading Aloud Imperfectly

Read-Aloud Revival ®

Sarah Mackenzie

Books, Homeschool, How To, Read-aloud, Kids & Family, Teaching From Rest, Reading, Education, Parenting

4.9 • 3.3K Ratings

🗓️ 22 June 2014

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Summary

Beloved storyteller Jim Weiss chats with Sarah about reading aloud imperfectly (and how it can actually help our kids.)

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0:00.0	A quick invitation here at the top of the episode because I don't want you to miss a brand
0:05.4	new free book list I have for you.
0:08.0	This one is a collection of favorites for Mama.
0:11.4	So if you're feeling like you want and need to fall back in love with your own reading
0:15.9	life and to do it with a book that I'll suck you right in, then this is the book list
0:20.4	for you.
0:21.4	Text the word retreat, R-E-T-R-E-A-T to the number 33777 and I'll send you that free
0:29.6	book list as soon as it's ready.
0:32.0	I'm putting the final touches on it now.
0:34.4	Happy reading!
0:35.1	You're listening to the Read-A-Loud Revival Podcast.
0:44.8	This is the podcast that inspires you to build your family culture around books.
1:00.6	Hey everyone, this is Episode 5 and I'm your host Sarah McKenzie.
1:06.4	Thanks for being here.
1:07.4	Today, I'm sharing the rest of the conversation I had with Jim Weiss from Great Hall Productions.
1:13.2	In Episode 4, he gave us some great tips for character voices and helped us with some
1:18.6	ideas for generally improving our skill as storytellers.
1:22.0	It was a fantastic conversation.
1:24.2	If you missed it, make sure you go listen and you can find that episode at Read-A-Loud Revival
1:29.4	dot com.
1:30.4	Just look for the button that says Episode 4.
1:33.3	In today's episode, Jim shares a little more of his heart.
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