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iGameMom posted a blog postFREE Book Apps Teaching Phonics
ABCmouse.com has a Beginning Reader Series for book apps: Word Families. Currently there are 6 titles in the series. All the apps are free.This is a series introducing “young learners to the joys of reading through stories that emphasize word families, ie. groups of words with the same ending sound, such as hot, pot, and not. Each story in the Beginning Reader Series is told in an engaging rhyming…See More
iGameMom posted a blog postFREE App About Endangered Animals From WWF
WWF (World Wildlife Fund) launched a new app recently, called WWA Together. The app introduces the amazing animals, such as tiger, elephant, panda, with stunning photographs. With the short paragraphs and interesting facts about the animals, it is great for after-dinner read aloud with families. I think I am going to read it with my son. There are some interactive activities in the…See More
iGameMom posted a blog postDissect a Frog on iPAD
Did you dissect a frog when you were in school? How did you like it? Today I am going to introduce an app Frog Dissection. It brings the whole dissection process onto iPAD. It won’t replace the real practice, but it is a wonderful tool to learn about the dissection process, the organs, and frog’s body and life. For those who can’t enjoy the real dissection, this app offers a great…See More
iGameMom posted a blog postBest Pre-school Natual and Animal Science Apps
Today’s Best Educational Apps for Kids list is Natual and Animal Science Apps for Pre-School Kids (age 3 to 6). For kids age 6 to 10, please visit the Natual and Animal Science Apps for…See More
iGameMom posted a blog postBest Natual and Animal Science Apps for Elementary School Kids
Today’s Best Educational Apps for Kids list is Natual and Animal Science Apps for Kindergarden and Early Elementary School Kids (age 6 to 10). There is another list of science apps for this age group but on other subjects, such as astronomy, physics, or chemistry. For this other science list, you can visit an earlier post…See More
iGameMom posted a blog postHow to Remotely Control Your Computer on a Mobile Device?
Do you like to take your laptop with you when you travel? Now, if you have a smart phone, be it an iPhone or an Android phone, or if you have a tablet, such as an iPAD, you don’t have to take your laptop with you anymore. Use LogMeIn, you can remotely access your home and work computers and work on the computer like you are sitting right in front of it. It is FREE. Read more…See More
iGameMom posted a blog postLearn Spanish with Book App
Little Blue Jackal is a bilingual app. In addition to an interesting story, it also teaches kids Spanish.The story starts with the little jackal trying to run away from a village after being caught of stealing food. He fell into a bucket of blue paint and his entire body turned blue. Looked distinct, he was asked to be the king of the jungle…. till one day the animals found out he was just a…See More
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FREE Book Apps Teaching Phonics
Posted on January 29, 2013 at 10:00pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
ABCmouse.com has a Beginning Reader Series for book apps: Word Families. Currently there are 6 titles in the series. All the apps are free.
This is a series introducing “young learners to the joys of reading through stories that emphasize word families, ie. groups of words with the same ending sound, such as hot, pot, and not. Each story in the Beginning Reader Series is told in…
Continue FREE App About Endangered Animals From WWF
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 10:00pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
WWF (World Wildlife Fund) launched a new app recently, called WWA Together. The app introduces the amazing animals, such as tiger, elephant, panda, with stunning photographs. With the short paragraphs and interesting facts about the animals, it is great for after-dinner read aloud with families. I think I am going to read it with my…
Dissect a Frog on iPAD
Posted on January 16, 2013 at 10:00pm 1 Comment 0 Likes
Did you dissect a frog when you were in school? How did you like it? Today I am going to introduce an app Frog Dissection. It brings the whole dissection process onto iPAD. It won’t replace the real practice, but it is a wonderful tool to learn about the dissection process, the organs, and frog’s body and life. For those who can’t enjoy the real…
Best Science Apps for Upper Elementary and Middle School
Posted on January 9, 2013 at 10:00pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Today’s “Best Educational Apps for Kids” list is Science apps for upper elementary and middle school kids (Age 10 to 15). I did not include those animal related apps, as there will be a separate list of “Best Educational Apps for Kids” on ”Nature and Animals”. …
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Nicholle Gornicz replied to Maranda Knutson's discussion What new instructional technology will you be using this year in your elementary classroom? in the group Best Practices and Differentiated Instruction"Google Classroom, Khan academy, Think Through math, I am moving towards a blended learning classroom "
Nicholle Gornicz replied to Holly Kirby's discussion Classroom Technology in the group Best Practices and Differentiated Instruction"I have been doing a lot of research on Blended Learning. It seems like a great way to really move into 21st century learning. Ia m also a special education teacher and I am going to start implementing more technology in my classroom this…"
Nicholle Gornicz replied to Marcy J. Perry's discussion What does inclusion look like in your school for the student, the special educator and gen ed teacher? in the group Special Education"I am a pull out and inclusion teacher. When I push into the classroom, I often feel like an assistant. I basically am there to aide the students with the lessons being taught. However once the rapport is set then I feel more…"
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Literacy in Special Schools
I'm a teacher in a special school in Australia and we use the 4 Blocks Framework. I was wondering if anyone else uses this literacy framework? What other frameworks do schools use for literacy?See More
Richard Nolan posted a blog postWriting Linguistic Perfection: 10 Steps to Correct Grammar
Do you frequently make mistakes when you write emails or messages to your friends or colleagues? Have you ever noticed that your essays always have perfect structure and good ideas but get lower grades because of the huge number of grammar mistakes? Well, a custom writing service might help…See More
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