The Podcast Portal Page

WHS Podcasts
One of Mr. Prael's students modeled her podcast after the National Public Radio program, “This American Life.” She created a multi-sectional episode centered on a single theme. The student’s “broadcast” was to incorporate personal anecdotes, interpreted interviews, an edited interview, and the recounting of a work of fiction. This project culminated the student’s readings of Truman Capote’s In Cold Blood, and select observations of author Studs Terkel from the books Working, The Great War, and The Great Divide.
WMS Podcasts
Ms. Davis' students created a radio-show style take on the classic tale
A Christmas Carol.

Mrs. Stillwell introduced her students to the 5 Themes of Geography at the beginning of the year, then the students recorded real-life examples of each theme.

In Mrs. Agueros' Reading class, 7th grade Explorer students read a variety of autobiographies during the Non-Fiction unit, then they conducted mock interviews and created a podcast.

Click on the players below to listen to the shows.

Check out Mr.Brown's Bill of Rights podcast, too!
http://warrensburg.k12.mo.us/teachers/dbrown/unitsofstudy.html

Want to hear more? Mrs. Handly's REM students describe Ancient Rome:
http://warrensburg.k12.mo.us/teachers/hhandly/

And Mrs. McClain's 4th grade class read aloud their original stories:
http://warrensburg.k12.mo.us/teachers/amcclain/Podnamelist.html

Even 1st graders can podcast! Listen to them perform Reader's Theatre:
http://warrensburg.k12.mo.us/teachers/shageman/