R2B Menu Sharable

	B	C	D	E	F	G
1			A Nonexhaustive Menu for Room to Breathe
2	Reading	Listening	Viewing	Writing	Speaking	Representing
3	Read a novel	Listen to a Podcast	Watch a selection of TED Talks	Write an analysis of a topic that interests you	Record a Podcast	Create an infographic
4	Read a nonfiction book (memoir, biography, autobiography, history, current event, etc.)	Create a Podcast	Watch an educational YouTube Channel like “Crash Course”	Write an analysis about something you’ve read	Record a presentation	Create a sketchnote
5	Read 5 articles from different sources on the same topic	Listen to an audiobook	Watch a documentary film	Write a poem	Make a video that pairs images with a voiceover	Create a Series of photos or a photoessay that represents a topic or theme
6	Read 5 articles from one publication on different topics	Listen to an album	Watch a movie	Write a piece of short fiction	Make a whiteboard video	Create a short film
7	Read a graphic novel	Listen to a playlist that's centred around a theme or topic	Watch an episode of a TV show	Write a novel (see NaNoWriMo, the National Novel Writing Month in November, for resources)	Record a TED Talk-style speech	Create a vlog
8	Read a collection of comics	Listen to a movie soundtrack	View artworks or an art exhibit	Develop and keep updated a personal spelling list, identifying words you often spell incorrectly and using a dictionary to create a resource for your own use	Record spoken-word poetry	Create a playlist that represents a topic or theme
9	Read a magazine cover-to-cover	Listen to a speech	Look at an illustrated picture book & really study the illustrations	Develop and keep updated a personal vocabulary list, using a thesaurus to defining words you don’t know and creating a resource for your own use	Record an original song/rap	Create a series of social media post (Insta, Tiktok, VSCO, Twitter?) representing a topic or theme
10	Create a book club. Grab up to 4 others who are interested in reading the same book. Make sure everyone has a copy of the book. Craft some discussion questions or prompts for your book club discussion following your reading of the book.		View photographs	Rewrite a familiar story (fairy tale, fable, children’s story, etc.) from a different point of view	Record an analysis of a topic that interests you	Create an artwork that represents a topic or theme
11	Explore the form that digital writers write (look at sites like Buzzfeed, The Ringer, Teen Vogue, etc.)			Review something you’ve listened to, viewed, read, or seen.
12	If you are 13 or older, join Goodreads, set up an account, and start tracking what you read. Write reviews on the site for the benefit of others. Read reviews that others have written. Use the Recommendation features to help find new reads. Share your username with your peers and follow them back.			Collaboratively write a piece of text with a peer.
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