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Great for those with fine motor and pencil grip issues as they can use the printing pages and write and then read and record what they wrote

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Creating math stories! For example, using the stickers to add 2 ducks and 4 squirrels to make 6 animals altogether. Have students record talking about their math stories.

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The children could illustrate their own stories ,record them and then share it with their friends

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Interactive stories, comics, created by themselves. Share ideas.

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Calming down with a colouring page

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Instead of using paper and pencil, the student can create a “plan” of their design using create your own drawing

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Tell a story to go with the picture.

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Creative way to get children to come up with story ideas!

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Great tool for self-regulation. Calming strategy by creating their own images and colouring different pictures.

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I love how you can draw and record your voice and move the sticker at the same time.
It is a great tool for helping students see themselves as writers/authors.
It can be used to show their understanding of science concepts like life cycles, labeling pictures etc.
It can be used for demonstrating math skills as well.
The voice recording is key to this drawing tool.

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Tell a story to go with a picture

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Great way to get children to create story ideas!

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Students use voice to tell a story.

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Create stories and comics and share

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Sequence a story with pictures

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Document a learning journey

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Create a birthday card for their friends

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To show field trips to families

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Use for assessment from beginning of a inquiry to the end showing growth. Share with parents , working partners etc...

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Write the text to explain a photograph.

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Great way for children to document their pictures.

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Great tool for documenting student learning and play

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Holiday or special cards to families.

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Pic collage for families.

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Make a scrapbook page of a special event and print it off to display or share with parents.

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Collage and share documentation with learning goals

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Create thank notes for friends

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Create mind maps without wasting paper

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Use it for life cycle learning , science experiments and sequencing!

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Great tool for children to create their ideas with pictures, words, and recording their voice.

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Creating learning webs or map out instructions for games

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The children can drop a photo they take and use voice to text to record their learning in text

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I like how you can show/represent number and picture

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Can be used for data management

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100 mystery picture.

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Geoboard is cool to teach letter matching, number matching, shapes ,clock 😉

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2d shapes- make a picture using shapes

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Loose part activity

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Circle board- telling time

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Can you make a pumpkin using 2 colours? How many elastics did you use? What 2-D shapes did you make

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The circle board can be utilized to teach children about telling time

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Can be used for data management; making bar graphs

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Create a day in the life of FDK movie for parents to watch while waiting for interview.

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Create weekly or monthly Highlights and share with the whole class

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Choose a number. How many ways can you show it?

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Counting pumpkin seeds. Draw a picture to show their learning and type in the number.

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Use two iPads  and play barrier games. Guess my number/picture? Player 1 picks a number or creates an objects and represents it using pieces. Player 2 asks questions to recreate what player one has on their screen.

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Have parents share what happens on the weekend at home.

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Listening centres

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Great way to write. They can add pictures and record what they wrote. Their work can be saved, which is great too.
They could talk about their learning and write about it to share with the class.

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Use the microphone to tell the story and you can play it back to hear it.

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It is very similar to Pixie.  Fun and interactive.
Can’t print directly like on a computer but can take a screen shot and print it.
Good for literacy, art, fine motor skills and documentation. Good for use with ESL students.

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Show students that they can move the stickers to go with their story.

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Writing practice\ fine motor skills

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The children can talk about their creation in detail by using the microphone feature. This is especially helpful for children that may be uncomfortable with communicating on the spot.

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Can access camera roll and add writing

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It’s great for first and then simple story and can be differentiated dependant on the user.

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Have children take a picture of their work then write about it

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The kids could doodle and write their names with their photos!

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Educator documentation

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Make a collage of the steps the took to build/ create something

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Good for documentation of student learning.

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Great app for brainstorming ideas and inquiry based learning.

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Creating a web to add children’s ideas during carpet discussions.

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Graphic organizer.

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Great tool for reflections.

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Great for organizing and displaying research

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Teacher planning

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Stem planner

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Children could create patterns, add or subtract, write the number underneath the ten frame.

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Good for subsitizing mental math

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Make number lines.

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Great app for graphing pictures.

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Challenge them to make shapes that look like an object.

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The circle grid could be used to teach time.

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Make letters