If you’re looking for an English Language Arts resource for your middle school and high school students, Academic Help has tons of guides to help young writers. Their website provides free writing guides and samples of different types of papers. This includes examples of critical essays, narrative essay, application letters, and even tips for creative […]
Last month I featured a new tech tool that allows children to email safely. TocoMail provides a closed network for student email that teachers can monitor. This includes controlling contact lists so students can write emails only to their classmates. With TocoMail students can learn about digital citizenship and English Language Arts skills. Kids can […]
There are tons of vocabulary apps, websites and tools to help students learn new words. With these resources you can certainly help students learn and practice new words. This happens through games and also traditional study routines. Click on each post to read more about using these tools with students of all ages across the content […]
Teachers working with elementary school students will want to check out Happy Numbers to support Common Core Math instruction. Happy Numbers has interactive activities directly aligned to the K – 2 standards. Children will move objects across their screen as they learn to count, bundle groups of tens, practice addition, and more. The activities address […]
Have you heard of a Sphero? This interactive robot brings game play to life with a smart toy that rolls, spins and races based on moves programmed by the user. Sphero is both iOS and Android friendly thanks to the dozens of apps that help users send instructions to this smart toy. If you haven’t seen […]
YouTube is a terrific resource for teachers looking for content to share with students. There are tons of videos that will reinforce key concepts and help kids get excited about what they are learning in the classroom. Since there are plenty of videos on YouTube that are not kid-friendly, YoouKids has developed an iPad app […]
A fantastic app for early math education, Dexteria Dots is bright, colorful and teaches important basic math concepts. With this elementary math practice iPad app your students will combine and separate numbers on their screen to practice addition and subtraction. Dexteria Dots has four levels. When students start off they’ll have a target number they […]
Storytelling is such an important skill and there are plenty of ways to turn your students into storytellers using a mobile device. These apps are perfect for kids of all ages and can be tailored to a wide range of activities and tasks. Search through this list to see which app is the best fit […]
Storytelling is such an important literacy skill. Students of all ages can create their own comics, storyboards, and presentations with the iPad app Comics Head. This easy to use tool gives kids lots of ways to demonstrate their creativity through storytelling on iPads. It’s fun, engaging and a great addition to the traditional narrative writing […]
The App Store is full of fantastic apps for practicing math fluency (Math Vs. Zombies, Meerkat Math, Sushi Monster). Mad Math Lite is a free math facts app to add to your list of favorites. It can be used to help students build their math fact fluency. Math Facts App In addition to offering flashcards on […]