Below are Apps that I suggest to use in the classroom when working on fluency, retell or reader's theatre.
 Mouth Off – Simply launch the app, hold your phone in front of your mouth, and watch the engagement soar. Once you begin to talk, the mouth you choose will animate in sync with your voice. |  |
 ChatterPix is a FREE app that is simple to use, but endless in possibilities. The app allows you to take any image, add a "mouth" and then record audio to allow the image to talk. | |
Yak it Kids is very similar to Chatterpix. It allows you to make images speak. The difference between the two is that it allows for more than one image to talk. |  |
 Tellagami – Create animated messages with virtual avatars. Using this app, students first customize a character. After recording their voice or adding dialogue, then the “Gami” is ready to publish. |  |
 Teleprompter Lite - Use this app to have students practice...
*Thank you Kami Butterfield for recommending this app, as well as, the ideas! |  |
 Telestory - This app takes you behind the scenes to create and broadcast your own TV show! Record a music video, teleport to an alien planet, film a high-speed-chase, or perform on a reality TV show - TeleStory is a TV studio in your pocket. | |
 Quick Voice - Simple yet powerful, this app can easily record and time stamp students recording sight words, fluency phrases, passages, or clips for reader's theater. | |
REader's theatre
Great blog post by Erin Integration on how to Upgrade Reader's Theater on the iPad.
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