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The app is free and there is also a website that goes along with the app.

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*Each student is assigned a card with a personalized QR code.
*Each side of the card is labeled with either A, B, C or D.
*Students rotate their card so the letter of their answer choice is pointing up.
*The teacher is able to see each student's answer while answers remain anonymous to everyone else.
*This app is a great way for teachers to formally assess at the end of a lesson, access prior knowledge prior to a lesson and gives valuable data that guides teaching.

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*Students need time to practice using the cards.
*If students are not familiar with using the cards it could skew the data.

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$2.99

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*Create comic strips to tell a story
*Choose a comic book layout, add photos, use speech bubbles to add text to the comic
*Engaging app for students to use during Daily 5 (Work on Writing)

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*Would require student's to have access to a device, which can be limited sometimes
*I did not purchase the app but I would want to look more into how the teacher is able to view/monitor comic strips students create.

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*Epic is free for elementary school teachers and school librarians.
*Epic is also available for home use and costs $7.99/month after the 30-day free trial.

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*Digital library for students to access
*Instant, unlimited access to 25,000 ebooks, audiobooks, learning videos and quizzes
*Variety of books to meet the needs of all students - picture books, chapter books, audiobooks, graphic novels, non-fiction books
*Also includes Spanish books and Chinese books

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*Requires students to have access to a device

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*The first 5 letters and numbers are free.
*To get the entire alphabet there is a one time fee.

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*A handwriting app that helps kids learn letters, letter sounds and numbers.
*Students are able to see where to start to form the letter/number correctly and can see someone writing the letter/number
*Get to practice tracing the letter/number and then writing it on their own
*I use a similar app with several of my students who still struggle with forming their lowercase letters properly

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*Must pay to have access to all letters and numbers
*Picture that goes with letter doesn't always match the picture we use in school