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‎Everyone loves to tell fun, engaging, and imaginative stories. Go ahead and make a social story or visual schedule for a child with autism or a slide show of holiday pictures for your friends - Pictello makes it a breeze to create and share! Whether you use the included natural-sounding Text to Spee...

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During reading my students read the story “A Hardworking Cat.” They used @ChatterPixIt to narrate about Tama’s life at the train station. @ZavalaElemHCISD @OfficialDLDay @HarlingenCISD #DLDay https://t.co/7hv7PT97Kd

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During reading my students read the story “A Hardworking Cat.” They used @ChatterPixIt to narrate about Tama’s life at the train station. @ZavalaElemHCISD @OfficialDLDay @HarlingenCISD #DLDay https://t.co/7hv7PT97Kd

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During reading my students read the story “A Hardworking Cat.” They used @ChatterPixIt to narrate about Tama’s life at the train station. @ZavalaElemHCISD @OfficialDLDay @HarlingenCISD #DLDay pic.twitter.com/7hv7PT97Kd
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My students favorite video tool is Clips. They love to use filters and features to show their creativity during reading. #storyelements #everyonecancreate @clipspiration https://t.co/tYTLDaVR2v

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My students favorite video tool is Clips. They love to use filters and features to show their creativity during reading. #storyelements #everyonecancreate @clipspiration https://t.co/tYTLDaVR2v

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My students favorite video tool is Clips. They love to use filters and features to show their creativity during reading. #storyelements #everyonecancreate @clipspiration pic.twitter.com/tYTLDaVR2v
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Their final product was to use Clips to explain the attributes and give a real world example of each solid figure. #EveryoneCanCreate @ZavalaElemHCISD https://t.co/d8yeXWUC9Y

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Speech with Milo: Interactive Storybook

Description

"Speech with Milo" apps were created by a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist, and have been downloaded over 350,000 times. "Speech with Milo: Interactive Storybook" was created as a versatile and entertaining speech therapy tool for children.

The popular Milo series is back- this time on an adventure to the park in an interactive storybook. Milo and his friends, Melvin and Maggie, will keep any child interested in this book with interactive features on every page and the ability to record their own story. Created by the licensed Speech-Language Pathologist that brought you five other language apps, to build storytelling and narrative skills.

Speech with Milo is focused on developing language skills in children. The interactive story book allows children to build skills by recording their own story. Your child has the option of reading and listening to the words that we provide as they play with the sounds and sights on each page. Or, you may turn off all features so they can create their own story

Check out the youtube demo here: http://youtu.be/Zh1Q6e8jwn4

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Speech with Milo: Interactive Storybook "Speech with Milo" apps were created by a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist, and have been downloaded over 350,000 times. "Speech with Milo: Interactive Storybook" was created as a versatile and entertaining speech therapy tool for children. The popular Milo series is back- this time on an adventure to the park in an interactive storybook.

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Easily capture children's thoughts and stories using visual prompts and voice.

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Read reviews, compare customer ratings, see screenshots, and learn more about SonicPics. Download SonicPics and enjoy it on your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.

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DRAW: Be creative!
- 27 crayons, 27 paint brushes, and 27 colored pencils
- 150+ stickers with animals, food, cars, letters, and much more
- Rainbow and glow-in-the-dark crayons!
- 32 papers and 22 patterns
- 60+ Stencils (iPad version only)

TELL: Create a story.
- Talk about your drawing or tell a story
- Move the stickers as you talk
- Save the drawing with recordings to photo album

- Coloring pages with favorite Duck Duck Moose friends!
- Save your drawings and recordings to share with friends

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DRAW: Be creative! - 27 crayons, 27 paint brushes, and 27 colored pencils - 150+ stickers with animals, food, cars, letters, and much more - Rainbow and glow-in-the-dark crayons! - 32 papers and 22 patterns - 60+ Stencils (iPad version only) TELL: Create a story.

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Easily create videos in the classroom. Students as young as five can make videos to tell stories, explain ideas, or document their learning. Add videos into Seesaw to share student learning with classmates and families!

***Best Edtech of 2014. "A must-have app for elementary classrooms." - Graphite | Common Sense Media ***
**2014 Best App for Teaching & Learning - American Association of School Librarians**

STUDENTS CAN:
∙ Present a project or describe an experience
∙ Search Library of Congress, NASA, Met Museum, maps for images to explain an idea
∙ Develop digital storytelling skills
∙ Demonstrate understanding of a concept for assessment
∙ Improve speaking skills or practice reading aloud

TEACHERS CAN:
∙ Create mini-lessons for blended learning or flipped classroom
∙ Develop more engaging prompts for assignments or discussions
∙ Provide examples of final projects

APP FEATURES:
+ Use photos and video clips from camera roll
∙ Up to 100 items per video and up to 30 minutes long

+ Built-in search for images and maps
∙ Educational Image Search: Library of Congress, NASA, Met Museum of Art, British Library
∙ Maps Search: Search and clip images from maps and satellite maps
∙ Automatic image credits added to end of videos to cite sources
∙ Safe search enabled
∙ Option for administrators to disable image search

+ Record voiceover narration, add music, or both
∙ Record voiceover as you flip through your photos
∙ Choose one of our background songs or a song from iTunes library

+ Add text titles
∙ Choose font, color, size, position, and animation

+ Draw on screen and interact with your images as you record
∙ Draw with pointer tools
∙ Zoom in/out, pan, swipe between images

+ Easy sharing - no app needed to view!
∙ Send via email to parents, student, or colleagues
∙ Upload to Seesaw, iCloud, Drive, Dropbox, and more
∙ Embed on website or blog
∙ Share to Twitter, Facebook, Youtube, or Instagram
∙ Option for administrators to disable parental gates for sharing

+ Video export with optional HD export
∙ Automatically saves .mp4 video file to camera roll

+ 30+ activity ideas right in the app
∙ Find ideas for English, language arts, history, science, math, art, and foreign language that support the Common Core
∙ Easily adapt ideas to your students' learning level and your curriculum

+ Pairs with Apple TV
∙ Watch and create videos on the big screen for all students to see

30+ ACTIVITY IDEAS SUPPORT COMMON CORE:
∙ CCSS.ELA-Literacy.SL.2-4.5: Create audio recordings of stories or poems
∙ CCSS.ELA-Literacy.SL.5-12.5: Include multimedia components and visual displays in presentations
∙ CCSS.ELA-Literacy.CCRA.SL.5: Make strategic use of digital media to express information and enhance understanding of presentations
∙ CCSS.ELA-Literacy.CCRA.W.6: Use technology to produce and publish writing

WHAT TEACHERS ARE SAYING:
"Great app. Intuitive interface. Students loved hearing/seeing their voice+words+pics. Definitely upgraded their text-only narratives." - Mr. Garvin, 7th/8th Grade Teacher

"The students absolutely enjoy this app! It's AMAZING to use in the classroom. It's great to see a student sitting in the hallway listening back to her own work." - Ms. Laidlaw, 1st/2nd Grade Teacher

Shadow Puppet Edu is licensed for school use. If you're not an educator or student, please check out our other app, Shadow Puppet.

Contact us at help@seesaw.me or follow @Seesaw on Twitter.

Version 2.8.4

It's now possible to use Shadow Puppet Edu on iOS 12! We've fixed the permissions bugs on iOS 12.1 that were causing issues adding photos from the camera roll and recording voice. Thank you for your patience as we fixed these bugs.

Needs improvement

I think the ideas and creativity behind this app is great BUT please fix some issues. It would be great if I could hear back what I said on the slide I am working on. Also the music only lasts for 2 mins and after that it won't let me pick the same background music to continue. It would be great if there was an option to continue playing background music through the whole presentation. not all presentation will end at two minutes.
Since I couldn't hear back what I had recorded I had saved the the shadow puppet and sent myself the link to hear it back and I didn't realize I kept recoding myself talking after I meant to pause it.
There was no way for me to go back and edit that one piece without completely starting over which is really frustrating when I had an assignment due that night. Please fix these issues!

Excellent Assistive Technology Tool

I work in the assistive technology department of a very large school district and have found this app to be an excellent tool to support students and staff with technology. With only 3 AT consultants to cover over 90 schools, offering good support is challenging. Making these "tutorials" is super easy and open ended so I'm able to use it for a variety of purposes. It is intuitive, user friendly and very easy to use the end result. Folks I support have high praise for having a personalized tool to access whenever they need it. This will always be a tool in my AT toolbox!

I had the worst experience.....

I was working on a project for Spanish due the next day and I had to do voice overs on this app specifically for some reason. Each slide took many different recordings to finish and if I messed one take up, I had to start over the slide. And after working and translating for an hour the app shut off and when I re opened it it said all recordings were lost. I about threw my iPad at the wall because I wasted an hour and I had to be up for another 40 minutes finishing it. I had used it before and it was ok and useful but this experience made me want to write this review. Just use iMovie.

Information

Seller

Seesaw Learning Inc.

Compatibility

Requires iOS 7.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.

Copyright

© 2019 Seesaw Learning Inc

Family Sharing

With Family Sharing set up, up to six family members can use this app.

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Draw & Tell - by Duck Duck Moose (iPad, iPhone App for Kids)

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DOWNLOAD: http://bit.ly/DrawTellTiPad (iPad) or http://bit.ly/DrawTelliPhone (iPhone & iPod Touch) Draw and Tell is an award-winning creative tool for children of all ages that encourages imagination, story telling and open-ended play. Use the tool to draw, color, decorate with stickers, create animations and record stories.

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Capture student #reading with a running records activity using #explaineverything by @KristiMeeuwse #AppleEDUchat #Clipspiration #ForTheLoveOfLearning #ClassroomClips @AppleEDU @explainevrythng pic.twitter.com/D4R8GH5TMy
— Clipspiration (@clipspiration) March 6, 2018

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‎Create your own unique shows with animation and audio in real time! Simply pick out your actors and backdrops, drag them on to the stage, and tap record. Your movements and audio will be recorded in real time for playback later. This app is as fun as your own creativity.

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✅Toontastic by Google: make a 3D video cartoon in minutes

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< Back to Stories

Third Grade Students Create Listening and Math Centers

Lindsay has used Shadow Puppet for activities in just about every subject with her third grade class. They've used Shadow Puppet to present research projects, work out math equations, create public service announcements, tell creative stories or practice reading aloud.

I like Shadow Puppet because it is hands on. It pushes the students to go beyond just regurgitation of information, and they love it. It's also pretty limitless. Whatever you want to do, you can tweak it to fit your curriculum."

Currently, Lindsay and her class are developing a reading center. All of the audiobooks in the center are narrated by her students. The students will take photos of a book and then use Shadow Puppet to record themselves reading it aloud. Lindsay will then create a QR code that the other students can scan to watch the video and listen to the book being read to them by their classmates.

I didn't have a listening center in my class before the students started making it. They love reading and hearing themselves speak, and now they can listen to their friend reading them a book. It's neat. I also like it that I can go back use the recordings for assessment of their reading and speaking."

Similar to the reading center, Lindsay's class has also created a math center. A student will explain how to do a math problem, for example multiply 4 x 5. The student will take photos of the problem, explain how to solve it using Shadow Puppet, and then save their video. Lindsay will make a QR code and post it on the wall in the math center. Other students can scan the code and learn how to multiply by watching that video.

An unexpected benefit of using Shadow Puppet is that my students are way ahead of other classes in terms of understanding how to use technology. When they went to the librarian to learn how to to do an image search on a desktop computer, they already knew how to do it because they'd done something similar with Shadow Puppet. It was a completely transferable skill. Same thing with Powerpoint. They already understood how to make a Powerpoint presentation because of working with Shadow Puppet."

Lindsay's students have also used Shadow Puppet to create persuasive public service announcements. The class was learning about an organization that provides bedding, school supplies and clothing for needy children around the world. Instead of making a poster, the students created PSA videos providing information about the organization and trying to persuade people to donate to their cause.

I'm focusing on teaching my students about audience. They're learning how to create something that someone else might respond to, something that makes an impression or starts a conversation. I've found that as soon as they have an audience, they want to create and write much more than before."

Lindsay has found that Shadow Puppet has been great for her students and their learning, but also great for keeping parents in the loop. Her students' parents are very busy and there are often language barriers. Posting Shadow Puppet videos to her classroom blog is a great way to bridge those gaps.

It breaks down a lot of communication barriers share classwork and assessment with parents in this way. They also like that they can keep the videos and share them with other family. It's a great snapshot of their child at the time."

Ideas for Using Shadow Puppet in Third Grade

Practice reading aloud from a book or poem

Describe how to solve a math problem

Present findings from a research project

Create a persuasive public service announcement

Act out short creative narratives

Describe the steps of how to make or do something

Compile work into a digital portfolio for parent-teacher conferences

Want to share your classroom story? Email us at feedback@get-puppet.com!

Lindsay Carriere, Third Grade Teacher

Linsday is a third grade teacher at a public elementary school in Ontario, Canada.

She has several iPads in the classroom and access to a shared iPad cart a few times a week.

Ideas for Using Shadow Puppet in Third Grade

Practice reading aloud from a book or poem

Describe how to solve a math problem

Present findings from a research project

Create a persuasive public service announcement

Act out short creative narratives

Describe the steps of how to make or do something

Compile work into a digital portfolio for parent-teacher conferences

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Back to Stories Lindsay has used Shadow Puppet for activities in just about every subject with her third grade class. They've used Shadow Puppet to present research projects, work out math equations, create public service announcements, tell creative stories or practice reading aloud. I like Shadow Puppet because it is hands on.

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Using Shadow Puppet to Create Audiobooks