Introduce the concept of expressive reading by discussing the importance of tone, pace, and emotion. Ask students what they think these elements mean in terms of reading aloud.

Explain each component: tone, pace, and emotion. Provide clear examples (e.g., reading a sentence with excitement vs. sadness) to show differences.

Show a short video clip or presentation slide that demonstrates expressive reading. The video can be a teacher model or an animated example. Use interactive prompts after the video to reinforce learning.

Discuss and model expressive reading with the class by reading a short, engaging passage. Encourage student participation by asking what changes they notice and feel.

Wrap up the slide deck by inviting questions and summarizing the key points. Use this time for a quick student reflection on what they've learned so far.