Very easy tutorial for Book Creator
Tuesday, 28 October 2014
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Tuesday, 12 November 2013
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Saturday, 12 October 2013
Find Sums
So Simple But So Effective and Useful
Some apps try to cover everything, some try to cover many things. Find Sums has 1 simple mathematical objective. Quite simply Find Sums gets the students to work on their simple number grouping knowledge in a quick and fun way. It can be used in a group, in stations or as a great app at home for the individual. I have used Find Sums within the ages of 3 and 11 but it is fun enough to be used by teenagers as mental revision.
Find Sums may be an app you haven't come across because it is only in the phone apps area of the App store but install it, 2x it and have a ball.
Find Sums is $Free
The grouping choices offered to the user as you can see fractions can be used.
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The game screen where the user attempts to match the number groups to meet totals
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Sunday, 29 September 2013
Teach Me
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Perhaps the best
educational tool yet
I am going to go out on a limb right now. This is perhaps the best
learning tool I have come across for any child 2 to 10 years old. It is
simple, easy to navigate, pretty, motivational and most of all educational.
Teach me offers from toddler to year 3 levels that progress at a good
pace but accordingly adjust the motivational tools well, It motivates and keeps
interest well by giving small rewards every 3 correct questions and major
reward options about every 15 questions.
This has been a good App option for our teacher support staff iPad
program, working with special need and negotiated education plan students.
The students all look forward to their time at the end of sessions when they
can do their ‘iPad school’. It has also been a great app for my sons (3 and
5) who both engage to their level in different ways but find the complete
enjoyment in it. Only 2 days ago my son came yelling down the hall to tell me
he had achieved a merit and star for addition.
I was lucky enough to get these apps when they were free but would
gladly pay the small $1.99 fee they now ask .
$1.99 each (6 in
series)
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Fun and engaging ways to complete math and literacy tasks
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Eye catching and personable rewards pages that progress through the
years
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Easy to use multiple accounts with photos
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Progress screens that clearly show achievements and next level
progress information
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