The Lion’s Roar was created by Saint Mark’s fifth grade English Language arts classes in Altadena, California. In this podcast students will share book recommendations, discuss themes, and express themselves with comedy and satire. In each episode students will have the opportunity to showcase their creativity and display their enthusiasm for reading !
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Four of our motivated readers discuss their favorite books! Ben and Kaden discuss their futuristic stories while Weston interviews Luc about Holes.
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Barrett talks about Greek mythology and mythical creatures, while Bobby and Martise discuss The Hatchet written by Gary Paulson!
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Gemma, Whitley, Santiago, Rodrigo, Carlos and Phoebe discuss their books with Miss Wade!
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Vaughn, Mac, Tyler, Asher and Ryan talk about their love for reading while fighting the most intense giggle fits! WARNING: there are spoilers in this episode! Also there is gratuitous silliness in this episode!
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Elliot, Jackson and Joe discuss the themes in the books they’re reading and give recommendations!
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Julia interviews her friends Allie, Abby, Ellie, and Ryleigh about the book Moo by Sharon Creech!
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COMPARISON EPISODE: CROSS OVER AND RSING ABOVE
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Morgan, Elliott S. and Xavi compare two of their favorite books!
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Asher, Mac and Tyler discuss their reaction to The Hobbit!
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THE LAST KIDS ON EARTH SERIES: THE COSMIC BEYOND
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Ryan and Vaughn react to the fourth book of their favorite series!
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Olivia interviews Gemma and Catie about Old Yeller!
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Miles hosts a round of historical jeopardy. Categories will include: WWI, WWII and the Revolutionary War. Whitley, Davis and Owen compete to see who knows the most about these subjects.
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