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40 Of The Best Elementary Learning Apps For Elementary Students
Looks like this mobile learning thing might actually take off, eh?

Just as we recently looked specifically at some of the best educational apps for iPad, now we give some love specifically to elementary students (and teachers) who have devices and want to separate the digital wheat from the digital chaff.

The following listly collection is an excellent starting point for elementary teachers looking for elementary apps for elementary students in the most elementary way possible: a collection of 38 possibilities. This is a diverse collection of apps, from games to digital media software to math and literacy apps.

Might we recommend Analogies 4 Kids, Explain Everything, and Mathmateer to start? And for pure phonics instruction for the younger elementary students, Phonics Genius and Word Families aren't bad.
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40 Of The Best Elementary Learning Apps For Elementary Students Looks like this mobile learning thing might actually take off, eh? Just as we recently looked specifically at some of the best educational apps for iPad, now we give some love specifically to elementary students (and teachers) who have devices and want to separate the digital wheat from the digital chaff.

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TinyTap es una gran herramienta para crear sus propios juegos educativos. TinyTap le permite crear juegos en tu iPad o tableta Android.

Los juegos que se crean se pueden reproducir por sus estudiantes en sus iPads, tabletas de Android, o en el navegador de Internet en sus computadoras portátiles. Esta semana TinyTap introdujo un nuevo formato de juego que puede utilizar. Ese formato se llama Tap n' Type.

Este formato nuevo nos permite crear juegos en los que los estudiantes escribir letras y números para completar un rompecabezas. Puedes ver Tap n 'Type en acción en el vídeo a continuación o haga clic aquí para probar un juego.

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About Alexandra Corrao

Alexandra es diplomada en mecánica, también es una entusiasta de la tecnología móvil, se ha desempeñado como Community Manager, es una geek de los vídeojuegos y lleva ya unos años colaborando como bloguera en nerdilandia.

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Turn your iPad into your personal interactive whiteboard!

ShowMe allows you to record voice-over whiteboard tutorials and share them online. It's an amazingly simple app that anyone can use, no matter how young or old!

INTUITIVE AND POWERFUL

- Record your ShowMe tutorial right away - no manuals or complicated menus needed
- Drop in images onto the whiteboard
- Easily switch between drawing and erasing (as well as pausing and playing) to make your ShowMe flow from concept to concept
- You can make your ShowMe as long or as short as it needs to be, and record as many ShowMe's as you want. Go nuts!
- Once you're finished recording, upload your ShowMe to share with the community (or keep it private if you prefer)
- Discover awesome tutorials created by other members of the ShowMe community

A VARIETY OF USES

- Easily explain a range of topics from math to chemistry to music theory to basket weaving.
- Add ShowMe's to your Do-It-Yourself blog
- Attach a personal message to any travel photos you want to share
- Diagram offensive and defensive strategies for sports
- Grade student work with commentary explaining the reasoning behind their performance
- Use ShowMe as an interactive whiteboard substitute
Implement a "flipped classroom"
- Showcase your ShowMes online and share your knowledge with your students, friends, family, or the world!

FEATURES

- Voice-record
- Multiple brush colors
- Enter text
- Pause and erase
- Import pictures from your photo library, built-in camera, or web image search
- Import documents as pictures from Dropbox, or Google drive
- Create video from any document
- Unlimited lesson length
- Free to upload and share your recordings with friends
- Easy embedding for sharing anywhere
- Manage students with Groups

USING GROUPS

"Groups" allows teachers to share their ShowMes and interact with students privately. A teacher with ShowMe Premium subscription can create an unlimited amount of groups and invite their students. Students can join groups for free!

SHOWME PREMIUM

ShowMe Premium is an auto-renewing monthly or yearly subscription which unlocks all ShowMe features. For just $9.99 a month or $89.99 a year:
- Upload up to 300 hours of ShowMes
- Post privately
- Create study groups
- Markup and share any documents in groups
- Import documents into ShowMe
- Search and import images from the web
- Download your video files
- Create student accounts
- Create courses

COURSES

With "Courses" ShowMe creators can organize multiple ShowMe lessons and tutorials into one comprehensive lesson plan.

PAID COURSES

The ShowMe Marketplace allows premium users to earn extra income by posting paid premium courses for other educators or students within the ShowMe community.

AS SEEN ON

- TechCrunch
- Business Insider
- Numerous teacher blogs and educational blogs

WE'RE HERE FOR YOU

The ShowMe team is small, nimble, and quick to respond to suggestions/requests. Follow us on twitter at @showmeapp. Or feel free to drop us a line at support@showme.com with any questions, concerns, or stories about how you're using ShowMe.

LEGAL

Privacy Policy: http://www.showme.com/privacy
Terms & Conditions: http://www.showme.com/termsofuse

- Payment will be charged to iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase
- Subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period
- Account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period, and identify the cost of the renewal
- Subscriptions may be managed by the user and auto-renewal may be turned off by going to the user's Account Settings after purchase
- No cancellation of the current subscription is allowed during active subscription period

New to this release:
-Create and Manage folders in My ShowMes
-Import and use custom backgrounds
-Bug fixes and performance improvement

From previous releases:
-Laser pointer: outline a specific part of the canvas with a laser pointer
-QR code: generate, download, share, print QR code for ShowMes and Courses
-Schoology integration! Seamlessly share your ShowMes to your Schoology account directly from the ShowMe app.
-Highlighter tool: highlight your creations with one of the six vivid highlighting colors.
-ShowMe Shapes: add and edit various shapes to your ShowMes with a tap of your finger.
-Fill with solid color and add opacity to your shapes.
-Draw a line and hold the stroke until it turns into a straight line. Straight lines are great for making graphs, designs, and drawing shapes like squares and triangles.
-Search in MyShowMes.
-Search for files in your Drive and sort alphabetically all your files and folders to easily locate the document needed.
- Google Classroom integration - seamlessly share your ShowMes to Google Classroom.
-Auto-generate Subtitles / CC (Closed Captioning) for your ShowMe videos. Available for Premium Subscribers.
-Subtitles / CC viewer to scroll through the script and jump into the right spot.

Thanks for using ShowMe! We regularly update our app to fix bugs, improve performance, and add new features to help you teach and learn even better. Check back next week to see the latest features and fixes available.

Love the app? Rate us! Your feedback keeps ShowMe engine running.

Performance has gone downhill with time

Prior to the last couple of months, it has been a 5-star rating. I've been using this platform for making videos for 5 or 6 years, and have loved it for the ease of use and quick turn-around on processing. I pay for a premium account because of the many hours of content that I have. However, I have had SO MANY issues lately uploading and processing videos. (for example, today... I'm trying to upload a video and get the message "A server with the specified host name could not be found".) My students tell me regularly that they get messages " video not found"... half the class can get it and the other half not. The money for this account certainly does not come from our district... it's out of my own pocket. I'm going to have to consider a different platform if the service does not improve.

Eased transition during Covid but pricey

After we were sent to virtual learning, teaching secondary math became harder. Videos on the web never hit exactly what and where I needed or where my students were at. ShowMe allowed me to record my lesson just like I was on my whiteboard and it allowed my students to hear my voice and me explain it. I quickly learned I needed the paid version to be able to upload easily for me and my students. It is definitely an app I'd love to keep using for the online portion of my classroom as long as I can afford it.

Had potential but too costly for teachers!

I was excited about this app even though there are some whiteboard apps that are easier to use and more powerful out there. I decided to start with this one because a teacher friend uses it. Unfortunately, unless you have $100 a year to spend on this, it is useless if you are trying to teach since there is no way to store what you create without paying them to do it for you. I misunderstood and assumed there was a way for me to store my presentations on my own device or on Drive, but since that is not possible it's pretty much useless unless your school district pays for it for you. That's too bad, because it's the beginning of a wonderful idea and could be really helpful...especially during remote learning in the middle of the pandemic, but I can't afford this and don't know many teachers who can and that is particularly relevant in light of the fact that there are so many technical companies and app creators that are providing what we need for our students for free for right now.

The developer, Learnbat, Inc., indicated that the app's privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer's privacy policy.

Data Linked to You

The following data may be collected and linked to your identity:

Data Not Linked to You

The following data may be collected but it is not linked to your identity:

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Plickers is the free card activity your students will love.

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One of the most exciting arenas for innovation in education with technology is that of augmented reality and virtual reality. I've been a fan of exploring how these types of apps can be used to support and enhance learning for a long time now. One of my first books on iBooks was an exploration of how we can use AR in the classroom. Things have moved on a fair amount in the four years since I published it.

Now with the right hardware (you'll need something pretty pokey), you can buy a HTC Vive or an Oculus Rift and really get into virtual reality and do some great things. One of my favourite apps for VR on a Vive or Oculus is still Google's 'Tilt Brush" in which you can construct some amazing sculptures and pieces of art all within virtual reality.

When it comes to AR and VR on an iPad though things are a bit different. For a start, you can't exactly pop your iPad into a headset, or at least not very easily! That said, you can with an iPhone and there is a tonne of apps available for both iPad and iPhone on iOS that facilitate AR and VR and are well worth a look.

With all of that in mind, I'm very pleased to share with you my latest periodic table of apps which explores the huge array of iOS apps that utilise augmented and virtual reality that can be used in the classroom.

I didn't do it alone this time either. A good friend of mine that I have known for a long time now and worked and collaborated with on a number of projects over the years is Steve Bambury, head of Digital at JESS in Dubai. Alongside a number of different projects, Steve runs virtualiteach.com - a site focusing on all things AR and VR and is well worth a look.

When I was starting to think about compiling a periodic table for iOS AR and VR apps, it made sense to me to collaborate with Steve on this. Together we have compiled 82 apps that reflect some of the best that AR and VR have to offer on iOS, particularly making the most of Apple's built-in ARKit in iOS 11. There were about 20 more apps that we wanted to include but didn't quite make the cut. There have been about 15 other versions of this before we finally decided on the ones we have.

We have broken them down into 8 separate categories:

As you will see when you start looking through each of the different apps, some of them fall into multiple categories. We had to pick one though and so where they lie is where we feel they sit best for their use in education - that isn't to say we are correct but based upon our collective experience, we felt they were the best locations.

Please note that whilst every endeavour has been made to ensure that this collection of apps are suitable for the classroom - across the table we have many apps that carry a 4+ rating but there are others which carry age ratings that are much higher.
It is incumbent upon you to make sure that any apps you choose from the table and use with learners, are appropriate for the age of the learners you are working with.
I tweeted a teaser image on Twitter the other day with all of the apps and app names pixelated. The response has been really good although it would appear that some people thought it was either the 'actual' table or a special 8-bit version which, while interesting, we'd never have made the writing illegible!

I am very excited to launch the new periodic table of iOS apps for #ARVRinEDU next week. @steve_bambury and I have just finished wrapping it together and it's looking FAB. Here's a sneak preview. Can you work out which apps made it on?#AppleEDUchat #elearning #edtech #BETT2018 pic.twitter.com/79TAmErzAy

- Mark Anderson 💬 (@ICTEvangelist) January 18, 2018

I hope you find the table useful. If you'd like to share it on Twitter yourself, please click the link below.

Check out the Periodic Table of iOS Apps for AR and VR! 📱 ✨👏🏻🏆

If you are sharing the table, please respect the creative commons license on my work. You can download a high-quality version of the table here.

For the first time ever, the Periodic Table was made exclusively in Keynote for iPad and Mac. As Steve will testify, whilst this work is possible on an iPad, given the fiddly nature of 3 x 82 elements for each app, alignment and getting it all working is very fiddly on an iPad. It is much simpler to arrange, organise, align and colour, using Keynote for Mac. Something else that was easier on the Mac was masking all of the icons to the shapes where the icons sit for each of the elements. Either way though, being able to collaborate through Keynote was key to us being able to work together.

Every time I've made a periodic table such as this, people have requested an interactive version so that they can easily find the apps shared. To that end, as with the last periodic table of edu-tweeters to follow, I have put the table into ThingLink and linked each of the 82 apps to their respective places on the App Store to aid finding each of the apps. You don't even have to type a thing.

The interactive ThingLink for the new table can be found below:

And finally...

My huge thanks to Steve for all of his efforts on this for working on it with me, it really was a team effort. You can read Steve's write up about the project on his Virtualiteach site here. Thanks too to Ciarán Kelly for his help too. If you are interested in learning more about how AR and VR can work for you in the classroom with your iPads, please do get in touch. or alternatively, catch me at BETT 2018 this week. Thanks for having a look at the table. I really hope you find it useful!

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Pocoyo Primeras Palabras es una divertida aplicación educativa para que los más pequeños se diviertan aprendiendo a leer y escribir sus primeras palabras en inglés y en español.

Podrán aprender los nombres de distintos animales, objetos cotidianos, vehículos, comidas, etc, mientras dibujan las letras de las palabras y aprenden disfrutando con sus personajes favoritos.

Además Pocoyó First Words contiene audios en Inglés y Español por lo que también es una buena herramienta para el aprendizaje de idiomas.

En Pocoyo First Words los niños podrán:

- Identificar letras y palabras.
- Aprender el nombre de decenas de objetos cotidianos en Inglés y Español.
- Dibujar las letras.
- Iniciarse en la lecto-escritura.
- Desarrollar la psicomotricidad fina y la grafomotricidad.
- Completa el álbum con los cromos de tu serie favorita mientras aprendes palabras en inglés y en español.

La aplicación cuenta con controles parentales para ofrecer así un entorno de juego y aprendizaje seguro.
Pocoyó First Words es gratis con publicidad, y se pueden comprar artículos con dinero real.
Puede eliminar la publicidad con un único pago.

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Welcome to the 1000 Words game!
You will have to find one or more words to solve every puzzle.
Just swipe your finger from the first letter to the next letters that make up the word. You can do it in vertically, horizontally and diagonally direction.
Remember that at the top you will see the category of the word you are looking for (animals, sports, countries, food, ...). It will help a lot.
If you can't find a word, don't worry, you can use hints that will show you the first letters of each word.

WAIT!, THERE'S MORE!
Each puzzle also has many hidden words. Will you find them all?. There are dozens and even hundreds of words in some puzzles.
Once you have solved a problem you can play it again to find the hidden words that are missing.
Note: All words must be at least three words length.

【 HIGHLIGHTS 】
✔ Minimalist, simple and fun game, suitable for all audiences
✔ Full game is free, with very few ads (no ads while playing)
✔ Exercise your brain and relax!
✔ Beautiful and simple user interface
✔ Compatible with all devices including tablets
✔ Includes sounds (can be disabled) and images in HD
✔ Includes 700 levels of more than 30 categories.
✔ Learn new vocabulary in english or spanish.
✔ No intrusive permissions

【 CUSTOMIZATION 】
You can customize some features of the game (from the settings option):
* Play or mute the sounds.
* Language.
* Device orientation.

Just one more thing...
ENJOY !!!

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Any suggestion or bug report is welcome. Please, before writing a bad review contact us by email at hola@quarzoapps.com

Permissions required :
- INTERNET : To access the ads (Google AdMob) and for online rankings and achievements (next release)

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* Quick, Fun & Easy Ways to Learn the English Alphabet.

* The Best ABC Educational App
* ABC Flashcards is a free phonics and alphabet teaching app.
* Learning languages in a playful way.
* Simple Educational App to help you learn phonics and trace letters of the alphabet.
* Add Quiz feature.

ABC Flashcards provides the best way to get started learning the alphabet, which contains a total of 26 letters of the alphabet, each word card are voice-enabled.

ABC Flashcards is packed with fun learning games for children:
(1) Language Learning
(2) Tracing Practice
(3) Jigsaw Puzzle Games

* You can play many jigsaw puzzles.
* You can also draw on a card.
* Improve your listening, writing, speaking and reading skills.

It includes the pictures and sounds, you can easy learning from the cards.

Let you playing while learning and then learning from playing.

- Funny jigsaw puzzle games has 5 levels from easy to hard.
- Easy drawing pen function
- English human voice help you learn English vocabulary easily.
- Training your comprehension,logic,language ability.
- All jigsaw puzzle are generated randomly.It's really a interesting educational game
- With nice interface that you can play on both tablet and mobile phone.
- Learning card series - ABC

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‎Diseñado con una logopeda, este juego de palabras divertido está disponible para toda la familia. Niños desde los 6 años pueden trabajar el vocabulario, la lectura y la agilidad con las sílabas. Este juego mejora también la organización y la exploración visual. El objetivo: formar palabras con la...

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Una de las habilidades más importantes que se aprende durante los primeros años de vida es la lectura. Tener una base sólida desde pequeños influye en gran medida en nuestro futuro profesional y personal. Con el objetivo de facilitar este proceso de enseñanza surge 'Leo con Grin', una app dirigida a niños de entre 4 y 6 años que enseña a leer a través de juegos interactivos.
Disponible para pizarra digital, ordenador, smartphone y tablet con sistema operativo iOS y Android, está dividida en 30 lecciones, entre las que se encuentran juegos para aprender a leer progresivamente sílabas, palabras y frases y a escribir letras. En este apartado, se selecciona la letra a trabajar en mayúscula o en minúscula y se practica empezando por el trazado, después la copia con ayuda y, por último, la libre escritura.

Todos estos juegos cuentan con dos niveles de dificultad que se pueden combinar en cualquier momento, lo que permite a los niños avanzar a su ritmo. El primer nivel está pensado para edades comprendidas entre los 3 y los 4 años y, en algunos casos, incluso antes con la ayuda de los padres o educadores. En este nivel se aprenden sílabas simples mediante el apoyo visual.

El segundo nivel es más completo. Se añaden sílabas inversas en algunas letras, se aumenta el número de ejercicios y se elimina la ayuda en el enunciado. A medida que se resuelven los ejercicios, se consiguen premios en forma de frutas. Esto ayuda a motivar a los niños para que sigan jugando.

Recomendaciones y habilidades

Aprender a leer es un proceso largo por eso 'Leo con Grin' aconseja practicar con la app todos los días durante unos minutos y, cada cierto tiempo, volver a recordar lo aprendido, adaptando el nivel, sin presionar al niño. Con estos juegos, se consigue también aumentar la memoria visual y auditiva, la identificación, la comprensión y la lectoescritura.

Asimismo, se pueden crear hasta tres perfiles de avatares diferentes y, tanto familias como profesores, consultar los progresos de cada uno de los niños, los aciertos y errores, así como el porcentaje de ejercicios resueltos.

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Leer es una de las habilidades más importantes que se puede enseñar en Preescolar y en los primeros cursos de Primaria pues es la base de todo lo que harán nuestros pequeños en el cole y también en parte de su vida adulta.

MÉTODO
Este método se divide en:
- 30 LECCIONES, divididas en 6 misiones, empezando por las vocales y siguiendo con L, M, S, T, P, N, D, F, H C, Q, CH, G, GUE, R, -RR-, -R, B, V, Ñ, J, GE, GÜE, Y, Z, CE, LL, X, K.
- Una sección de GRAFOMOTRICIDAD.

Cada lección o cartilla contiene 13 juegos, todos ellos disponibles en dos niveles diferentes. Ideal para padres y profesores que buscan una manera de practicar y preguntar a los pequeños las primeras sílabas y palabras.

Aprender a leer es un proceso largo, que puede durar más de un curso. Aconsejamos practicar unos minutos al día y cada cierto tiempo volver sobre lo que ya se ha dado y siempre adaptando el tipo de ejercicio y el nivel. Es muy importante que lo perciban como un juego.

NIVELES
Todos los juegos cuentan con 2 niveles de dificultad, que puede cambiar en cualquier momento. El niño avanza a su propio ritmo, puede interrumpir el juego y volver en otro momento. A medida que resuelve los juegos consigue frutas.

El NIVEL 1 es adecuado desde tres años con ayuda de los padres o educadores. En él se juega con las sílabas simples y siempre se puede resolver con ayuda visual del enunciado.

En el NIVEL 2 ya no se tiene la ayuda visual del enunciado, se añaden sílabas inversas en algunos casos y se elimina la ayuda visual del enunciado.

Hay que invitarles a que lo resuelvan a medida que sean capaces de hacerlo, pero recordar siempre que aprender es y tiene que ser divertido.

Como padres o tutores, recomendamos que se adapte la dificultad a las habilidades del niño. En ningún caso presionar excesivamente a que completen el nivel o pasen al siguiente.

HABILIDADES
★ Memorización visual y auditiva
★ Identificación y Asociación
★ Discriminación
★ Comprensión
★ Lectoescritura

OPCIONES
En la pantalla inicial:
- Activar/Desactivar la música de fondo

En los menús de misiones (Tikis):
- Cambiar el tipo de letra: mayúscula, minúscula y enlazada.
- Activar/Desactivar el cambio automático de actividad: activo significa que tras un número de ejercicios establecido pasará de forma automática a otro juego.

PROGRESOS
Puede crear hasta tres perfiles (avatares) de niños diferentes y para cada uno de ellos puede consultar los progresos para cada nivel así como los aciertos y errores y el porcentaje resuelto que se representa en forma de frutas.

Las frutas son una forma divertida de motivar a los pequeños a que sigan jugando. Cuando tenga algunas en la cesta, pulse encima para dárselas a los aliens.
Si quiere una visión más completa de los progresos pulse el botón progresos de la pantalla tikis.

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JUEGOS
**NUEVO** EL ABECEDARIO:
Escuchar cada letra y aprender a escribir cada una de las letras del abecedario, las sílabas directas y algunas palabras en distintos modos: repetir, copia y libre y 3 tipos de letra: mayúscula, minúscula y enlazada.

Para cada letra de las 30 cartillas encontrará 13 juegos:

1. DELFÍN: Presentación de la palabra y sus partes.
2. GLOBOS: Identificación de las letras que forman la sílaba.
3. NUBES: Encaje de la forma de cada una de las sílabas.
4. CANGREJOS: Formación de sílabas a partir de letras.
5. MARIPOSAS: Identificación de sílabas.

6. ABEJAS: Identificación de la sílaba inicial de palabras.
7. SERPIENTE: Formación de palabras a partir de sílabas.
8. MONOS: Formación de palabras a partir de letras.
9. LOROS: Reconocimiento y lectura de palabras.
10. BÚHO: Teclea las letras de la palabra.

11. RATÓN: El orden de la frase y lectura de frases.
12. CARACOLES: Formación de frases a partir de palabras.
13. MURCIÉLAGO: Teclea las letras de la frase.

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Leo con Grin: aprender a leer - Apps en Google Play

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Leer es una de las habilidades más importantes que se puede enseñar en Preescolar y en los primeros cursos de Primaria pues es la base de todo lo que harán nuestros pequeños en el cole y también en parte de su vida adulta.

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"Primeras palabras con fonemas" es la primera aplicación educativa en enseñar español a los niños mediante los sonidos de las letras (fonemas) y los nombres de las letras, que también proporciona la elección entre la distinción o el seseo. Su hijo comenzará aprendiendo los sonidos de las letras a través de los fonemas (en modo distinción o seseo) y cómo estas se asocian con palabras específicas. Conforme su hijo amplíe el entendimiento de los sonidos y los nombres, pasará a aprender los nombres de las letras (en modo distinción o seseo) y cómo se utilizan para formar palabras, aprendiendo a la vez ortografía. Las tres opciones diferentes para proporcionar las pistas (mediante el color, mediante letras y mediante el color y letras) junto con cinco ajustes más, desafiará a su hijo cambiando el nivel de dificultad. Una interfaz única, en la que aparece una lista de imágenes en miniatura, permite a su hijo explorar todas las palabras y le ofrecerá horas interminables de diversión y educación.

Ofrecido por Apple en "Nuevo y digno de destacar" y "Lo último" para el iPhone en las App Stores de España, Estados Unidos, y Chile en dos categorías Juegos/Educación y Juegos /Niños.

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MODO DISTINCIÓN O SESEO ("ZETA" O "ESE")

"Primeras palabras con fonemas" es la primera aplicación educativa en enseñar a leer a los niños mediante el sonido de las letras (fonemas) y los nombres de las letras, y que proporciona la elección entre la distinción o el seseo, es decir, la pronunciación diferenciada de ‹s› y ‹z› o ‹c›, con un sencillo cambio en el botón correspondiente de los ajustes del juego. Los modos disponibles son:

"Nombres de las letras - Distinción ": Los nombres de las letras se pronuncian con la distinción ( "zeta")
"Nombres de las letras - Seseo ": Los nombres de las letras se pronuncian con seseo ("s")
"Fonética- Distinción ": Los sonidos de las letras (fonemas) se pronuncian con la distinción ( "zeta")
"Fonética- Seseo ": Los sonidos de las letras (fonemas) se pronuncian con seseo ("s")

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CARACTERÍSTICAS

● Aprenda los sonidos y los nombres de las letras.
● Elija entre distinción o seseo ("zeta" o "ese").
● Aprenda las palabras y su ortografía.
● Aprenda a reconocer las letras (mayúscula y minúscula) y a hacerlas corresponder con palabras.
● Una navegación única que permite al niño explorar todas las palabras.
● Pulse sobre la imagen de la palabra para descubrir su sonido y aprender su nombre.
● Una interfaz de usuario específicamente diseñada para los dedos de los niños.
● Ilustraciones atractivas y coloridas con sorprendentes efectos de sonido y animaciones.
● Grabación en estudio de las letras, las palabras y la ortografía.
● 30 animales diferentes y sus hábitats (solo en la versión completa).
● Interfaz en español disponible (en los ajustes internacionales de su dispositivo debe estar establecido el español).
● Seis ajustes diferentes para aumentar la dificultad conforme el niño aprende.
● Aviso especial que le recuerda pasar al Modo Avión (solo con el iPhone).

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DIVULGACIÓN

En Pinwheel Labs, nuestra prioridad es la privacidad y seguridad de sus hijos. Por este motivo, nuestra aplicación:

◇ No recopila ni comparte ningún tipo de información de identificación personal.
◇ No contiene ninguna integración de redes sociales ni otras funciones sociales.
◇ No contiene anuncios.
◇ No contiene compras dentro de la app.
◇ Contiene botones de "comentarios", "cuénteselo a un amigo" y "comprar ahora".
◇ Contiene un botón de "más juegos" y su página correspondiente.

www.pinwheellabs.com/privacy-policy/es

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KNOW WHAT'S INSIDE

As a MOMs with Apps member, we follow the "Know what's inside" best practices for kids' apps.

Versión 5.0

● Support for iOS 10.0
● Minor tweaks and optimizations

Should be taught in syllable

I taught Spanish for a couple of years and we did it by breaking words into syllables. It's much easier to learn to read Spanish.. I don't care for this format at all...

Great!!

Great for preschoolers

Excellent Spanish language app

My 2 & 4 year old really love playing with this app & they're learning Spanish.

Información

Vendedor

PINWHEEL LABS EOOD

Compatibilidad

Requiere iOS 8.0 o posterior. Compatible con iPhone, iPad y iPod touch.

Copyright

© Pinwheel Labs

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Looking for some good iPad apps to use with young learners? The chart below has you covered. We spent sometime going through iTunes App store collections for preschool and kindergarten and curated for you the list below. Most of these apps have already been reviewed in previous posts here in EdTech and mLearning. The apps cover different topics from learning math and languages to learning coding, have a look and share with us your feedback. (Links are under the visual).

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50 Good iPad Apps for Preschool and Kindergarten

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We Offer Support and Resources.

From Richard Byrne, editor of Practical Ed Tech Tip of the Week -- ''Creating Comics for Comfort'' -- Living in Maine and father of two school-age children, Richard wrote the following item for teachers and students dealing with the terrible tragedy of the recent mass shootings in that state. He thought this an appropriate time to review and use Social and Emotional Learning resources, such as those offered by MakeBeliefsComix.com.

Make Beliefs Comix offers a library of fantastic, free ebooks for SEL. The library hosted by Make Beliefs Comix contains fillable PDFs that you can download for free. The latest addition to that library is 50+ Ways to Talk to Yourself and Find Healing. And for something a bit lighter, take a look at Pet Words: Conversations With Your Animal Friends.

"Here's a video overview of the Make Beliefs Comix ebooks and here's one about how to create comic strips on the Make Beliefs Comix website."

For many LGBTQ+ kids, especially when they're figuring things out, finding accepting spaces online can sometimes feel safer. Seek out creative opportunities and modes of self-expression, with this section in Make Beliefs Comix.

READ ABOUT US IN THE NEW YORK TIMES!

ARTICLE #1: (click on the link below)
MakeBeliefsComix encourages students to create their own visual pandemic diary.

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One easy way to start playing with ideas is through the free, online tool at MakeBeliefsComix.com.

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Create comics online at MakeBeliefsComix. A fun way educators & parents can empower students to express ideas and stories in comix!

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"Cuentos de hadas" es una app de lectura infantil con minijuegos interactivos y cuentos de hadas para niños, ¡haciendo la lectura más divertida y entretenida!

"Cuentos de hadas" es una maravillosa colección de cuentos para niños que incluye las siguientes historias infantiles para leer antes de dormir:
* El Gato con Botas (gratis)
* La Bella Durmiente
* Ricitos de Oro
* La Bella y la Bestia
* La Cenicienta
* Los tres cerditos
* La Blancanieves
* La Caperucita Roja

Obtén REGALOS DIARIOS y abre libros interactivos y lee cuentos infantiles ¡GRATIS! ¡Haz crecer la biblioteca de tus hijos con libros interactivos y cuentos para niños!

CARACTERÍSTICAS:
* Modos "Léemelo," "Lo leo yo solo"
* Escenas interactivas narradas por personajes animados
* Lectura offline-descarga un libro una vez y léelo cuando quieras, donde quieras. Los libros con capítulos para niños son útiles para viajes largos, citas médicas y restaurantes.
* Interfaz pensada para niños
* Muchos juegos para niños de 4 años
* Seguro y apto para menores- protección contra compras no deseadas

¡Lee libros y juega a juegos educativos con tus personajes favoritos! Lo mejor para bebés y preescolares.

El narrador profesional leerá cuentos para dormir. ¡Haciendo más fácil el ritual diario de irse a dormir!
Cada cuento contiene juegos con personajes animados para hacer que leer libros sea más entretenido y educativo. En estos cuentos puedes encontrar los siguientes juegos educativos para niños: laberintos, juegos de parejas, rompecabezas, buscar objetos ocultos...

Esta app es una gran colección de cuentos cortos para los niños de gran calidad, con cuentos infantiles y juegos educativos para bebés y preescolares.

Momentos mágicos con vívidas ilustraciones, narración por parte de actores profesionales, actividades interactivas, animaciones asombrosas, coloridas ilustraciones y los cuentos de hadas de siempre, todo para hacer las delicias de padres e hijos.

¡Siente la magia de un cuento infantil contado de forma perfecta!

La mejor aplicación educativa preescolar con cuentos educativos interactivos para preparar a los niños y niñas para la educación infantil y la primaria.

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Great 3 Little Pigs Story!

This was my first story in this app. I listened to it to see how it was before deciding if I'd keep the app or let my kids listen to it. I loved it! It was awesome! A little scary with the wolf for a few minutes but the story was long enough it could definitely be drawn out to be several days worth of reading time if the kids fall asleep during it. Or it might be just long enough, but with some fun interaction in the story to keep the kids engaged in the story, to get the kid that can't sleep, sleepy. I also loved the narrator. It sounded like the man that reads the Harry Potter books, etc. He has good character voices to understand who is speaking in the story. Again, very nice retelling of the "Three Little Pigs."

I think it is awesome

I love the story of the three spinners because my daughter really liked it and I feel like it's a good thing that all of them all the kids that read these should all read and then once you read the story to them then when they get old enough they can relate to the self and that's a great thing they can do that for bedtime and just listen to it or they can you do it for you because my daughter school she goes to a private school is out she can do that at school if you go to sleep headphones so I think that's a great app I love everything about it

Hello! Many thanks for your positive feedback! We are glad that the application is useful for you and your kids :)

My 2 Sons Love This App

My 2 youngest boys who are 8 and 6 love this app. Even when they aren't allowed to play games on our phones we will always allow them to read these stories or have them read to them. Our 8 year old loves to read the stories himself and our 6 year old prefers to have the stories read to him by the app. I don't want waiting to earn enough treasure chest points to open a new book for them. If buying 1 individual story was priced at less than $2.99 I would be much more likely to purchase them though. Personally I would pay $1 per story. Unless that ever happens I will just continue to accumulate the treasure chest points and get the free stories.

Información

Compatibilidad

Requiere iOS 8.0 o posterior. Compatible con iPhone, iPad y iPod touch.

Idiomas

Español, Alemán, Coreano, Francés, Inglés, Ruso

Compras dentro de la app

1. 3000 coins $3.99

2. 7000 coins $6.99

3. 8000 coins $9.99
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Find the words

This is the implementaion of the word search that most popular word puzzle on papers.
The objective of this puzzle is to find and mark all the words on the grid.
The words may be placed horizontally, vertically, or diagonally.
When the word has found, it will play the speech voice automatically.
You can draw multi-touch strokes, also play it with landscape mode.
You can get more pen colors by achievements.

There's three buttons on the top.
Top left button: to manage the words that play the game. add your own words and start the game.
Top second button: to share the play screenshot on the social media.
Top right button: settings for languages to play, speech voices, achievements for pen colors.
Also you can upgrade the app to hide the advertisements.

Find the words supports the languages: English, Simplified Chinese(简体中文), Traditional Chinese(繁體中文), Japanese(日本語), Spanish(Español), French(Français), German(Deutsch), Russian(Pусский), Portuguese(Português), Italian(Italiano), Korean(한국어), Turkish(Türkçe), Dutch(Nederlands), Arabic, Thai(ภาษาไทย), Swedish(Svenska), Danish(Dansk), Norwegian Bokmål(Norsk bokmål), Polish(Polski), Finnish(Suomi), Greek(Ελληνικά), Romanian(Română), Hungarian(Magyar), Czech(Čeština), Slovak(Slovenčina), Hindi(हिंदी)

To like the Facebook page
https://facebook.com/findthewords

To follow Instagram
https://instagram.com/findthewordsapp

To follow Twitter
https://twitter.com/findthewordsapp

- additional playable language sets: Italian, Turkish, Dutch, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian Bokmål, Polish, Finnish, Greek, Romanian, Hungarian, Czech, Slovak
- fix layout for iPhone 4s

Just thank you

This aplicación really help me😊

Sorry not sorry

My apologies, I wasn't thorough in my reaseach and found that you had to reload the app, for a new page of words to come up, however you should change the way that you do that, like a simple reload button on the top of the page. It would be a lot easier and more convenient, for me and many others. As I looked at the page again, I soon realized that they had all of the same words, mabey one or two that are different, but overall they are all the same words, if you are gonna make and app for people to enjoy, make sure it is good and not as bad as this app. This app is really boring and I un downloaded it, I recommend other apps, like rolling ball, and other games that are fun to play and will entertain you for quite a while.

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Awesome!!!

Those people who say they repeat the same words every time are flat out stupid because you can add and delete words in the settings!!!! IDIOTS!!!!!! I hate stupid people!!! Its really cool cuz u can add ur own wallpaper for the background. I used Robert Pattinson!!!!!! Love him!!!! By far the best app ever!!

Information

Compatibility

Requires iOS 8.1 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.

Languages

English, Korean, Spanish

In-App Purchases

Upgrade Find the Words $2.99

Family Sharing

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

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Get America's most useful and respected dictionary, optimized for your Android device. This is the best Android app for English language reference, education, and vocabulary building.

And now we've added new word games! It's never been more fun to learn new words and test your vocabulary for everyone from English learners to total word nerds. Hundreds of words to test your skills.

The app is free, and supported by ads.

No internet connection is required to view the definitions or thesaurus (although you do need a connection to view illustrations, hear audio pronunciations, and use voice search).

Features:
* New Vocabulary-Building Quizzes: fun, fast quizzes to learn new words or test your vocabulary
* Voice Search: look up a word without having to spell it
* Word of the Day: learn a new word every day.
* Integrated Thesaurus: synonyms & antonyms are included with the dictionary
* Example Sentences: understand how a word is used in context
* Quick Definitions: perfect for on-the-go lookups
* Audio Pronunciations: voiced by real English speakers, not text-to-speech robots
* Favorite Words and Search History: Keep track of the words that are most important to you
* For tablets: Scrolling Index - lets you browse the entire dictionary

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50 Popular iPad Apps For Struggling Readers & Writers
by TeachThought Staff

Whether you're the parent of a child with a reading disability or an educator that works with learning disabled students on a daily basis, you're undoubtedly always looking for new tools to help these bright young kids meet their potential and work through their disability. While there are numerous technologies out there that can help, perhaps one of the richest is the iPad, which offers dozens of applications designed to meet the needs of learning disabled kids and beginning readers alike.

Here, we highlight just a few of the amazing apps out there that can help students with a reading disability improve their skills not only in reading, writing, and spelling, but also get a boost in confidence and learn to see school as a fun, engaging activity, not a struggle.

Note: See also 15 Of The Best Educational Apps For Improved Reading Comprehension & 20 iPad Apps To Teach Elementary Reading

Helpful Tools

These tools are useful for both educators and students with reading disabilities alike, aiding in everything from looking up a correct spelling to reading text out loud.

1. Speak It!: Speak It! is a great text-to-speech solution that can allow students with reading disabilities to get a little help with reading when they need it.

2. Talk to Me: Talk to Me is another text to speech application. It can be used to read words out loud as they are typed, which can help students to better correlate the letters and words with how they're pronounced.

3. Dragon Dictation: Dragon Dictation works in reverse of the two apps we just listed. Instead of reading text out loud, the application writes down spoken text. For students who struggle with writing, it can be a great way for them to jot down ideas or get help learning.

4. Dyslexic Like Me: Explaining dyslexia to a child can be hard, but this application can make it a little easier. It's an interactive children's book that helps students to understand dyslexia and become empowered to overcome their learning disability.

5. Merriam-Webster Dictionary: If spelling is a problem, it's always a good idea to have a really great dictionary on hand. This app from Merriam-Webster can provide that.

6. Ditionary.com: If Dictionary.com is your go-to place for definitions and spelling help, this app can be a great way to bring that functionality to your iPad or iPhone.

7. Prizmo: With Prizmo, users can scan in any kind of text document and have the program read it out loud, which can be a big help to those who struggle with reading.

8. Flashcards for iPad: This app makes it easy to study words, spelling, and other things that young and LD readers might need help with.

9. Soundnote: Using Soundnote, you can record drawings, notes, and audio all at once, balancing reading-based skills with those that are auditory and visual.

Fundamentals

These apps help teach the fundamentals of reading, writing, and spelling to any young learner, but can be especially helpful for those who are struggling.

1. Alphabet Zoo: Alphabet Zoo is a great tool for helping young readers to recognize letter sounds. Using text and pictures of animals, kids can build their reading skills while having fun.

2. Find the Letters HD: A favorite of special education teachers and psychologists, this app asks learners to find letters and numbers in a coloring grid. It helps build skills in spatial positioning, depth orientation, form discrimination, and concentration and attention.

3. First Words Sampler: Preschoolers with a reading disability can get a head start on improving their skills with this app that teaches them about letters and words using fun graphics and sounds.

4. Montessori Crosswords: Embrace the Montessori method by using this app to help youngsters improve their spelling and reading skills through engaging phonics-based exercises.

5. Read & Write :Students can practice reading and writing letters using this application. Users can trace letters, learn letter sounds, and get illustrations to go along with each part of the alphabet.

6. Sound Literacy: With a portion of the proceeds from this app going to the Dyslexia Association, there's no reason not to sign on. Even better, the app is incredibly useful, employing the Orton-Gillingham method to help students recognize the spellings of English phonemes.

7. weesay ABC: Using pictures, words, and sounds, this application makes it easy for young students to practice and learn their ABCs.

8. abc PocketPhonics: This app is a great tool for teaching reading disabled students the fundamentals of letter sounds and shapes.

9. The Writing Machine: By correlating pictures and words, reading text, sounding out letters, this tool helps students develop early literacy abilities with greater ease.

10. WordSort: One of the top educational apps out there, this game helps kids to learn how to identify parts of speech, like nouns, adverbs, and verbs, as well as emphasizing grammar skills.

11. ABC Phonics Word Families: Using analogy phonics (or word families) this application teaches young learners to see and hear the patterns of commonality in a set of words. With flashcards, spelling words, scrambled words, and games, this app is a must-have for helping students.

Reading

These excellent iPad apps can be a big help to reading disabled students who need a little extra support when trying to read.

1. Blio: Blio offers all the same features of any basic e-reader, and also a few things that make it unique. Through synchronized highlighting and a serial presentation view, the app helps those with reading disabilities make sense of the text, something many other similar apps don't offer.

2. Read 2 Me: For those who have difficulty reading, apps like Read 2 Me can be a godsend. The app comes complete with an entire library of texts, all of which can be read out loud.

3. Read2Go: If you use DAISY (Digital Accessible Information System) books in your classroom, Read2Go is one of the best and most accessible ways to read those books on iOS.

4. AppWriter: Designed with reading and writing disabilities in mind, this text editor for iPad integrates numerous accessibility features into standard text editing functionality.

5. Audiobooks: Sometimes students with reading disabilities might just want a break from reading books the old fashioned way. That's why this amazing collection of free audiobooks can come in handy, offering access to classics like Romeo and Juliet and Treasure Island.

6. Bob's Books: Bob's Books uses phonics-based interactive games to help kids learn how to read. Activities will help young learners to sound out words, spell, and make connections between letters and sounds.

7. iStoryTime: There are numerous titles to choose from in the iStoryTime series, all of which allow kids to have the book read to them or to get help reading it themselves.

8. MeeGenius! Kids' Books: MeeGenius is another series that's perfect for practicing reading skills. Those with trouble reading can use illustrations and helpful word highlighting to get help, or just have the book read to them until they're confident enough to do it on their own.

9. Reading Trainer: While this app is designed to help average readers boost their reading speed and ability, it can be useful to those who struggle as well, as many of the skills taught can help just about anyone become a more confident reader.

10. See Read Say: This application will help to ensure that young learners are familiar with all of the Dolch sight words (the most common words), using games, activities, and tons of practice.

11. Stories2Learn: Why use existing stories to help troubled readers when you can build your own? This application lets you develop your own text and audio stories, including messages, topics, and other things that can help keep kids interested.

12. eReading series: The eReading series from Brain Integration LLC, helps young readers at all levels of proficiency learn about topics like Greek Mythology and Gulliver's Travels. Users can have the book read to them, or practice reading without the help, too.

Writing

For those with reading disabilities, sometimes writing can also be a trying task. Here are some apps that can help teach, assist, and make writing more fun.

1. iWrite Words: Named by The Washington Post as one of the best apps for special needs kids, this game-based program helps youngsters learn to write their letters through a fun and engaging setup that uses illustrations and animations to keep things interesting.

2. AlphaWriter: Using Montessori-based learning methods, this application helps kids to learn how to read, write, and spell phonetically. It also teaches lessons on consonants and vowels, letter sounds, writing stories, and much more.

3. Sentence Builder: Through this application, elementary school children will learn how to build grammatically correct sentences, with a special focus on using connector words.

4. Story Builder: After kids are done learning how to build sentences, they can move onto this app which combines those sentences into one coherent story, complete with illustrations.

5. Writing Prompts: Having trouble thinking of things for students to write about? This app removes that roadblock and offers up numerous ideas for short writing assignments.

6. Idea Sketch: This mind-mapping app can help learning disabled students make sense of their ideas and organize them in ways that they can easily translate into written work.

7. Storyrobe: Teachers and students can build and share their own unique stories through this application. Integration with YouTube and email makes it easy to share and revise, too.

Spelling

These applications can be excellent tools for improving spelling skills.

1. American Wordspeller: Looking up a word in a dictionary isn't that simple if you have no idea how to spell it. This app removes that problem and employs a method that lets you much more easily pinpoint how to spell just about any word.

2. Word Magic: Created by the parents of a five-year-old, this app for young learners help kids learn words and how to spell them correctly. It uses lots of positive reinforcement, rewards, and fun pictures to keep things interesting to learners.

3. Typ-O: Poor spellers can rejoice over this great application that help you spell words correctly in any typing-related program on your iPhone or iPad.

4. A1 Spelling App: This application is a great way to help poor spellers begin to learn the correct spelling of common words, increasing difficulty as kids master words.

5. iSpell Word: iSpell Word is designed to help kids learn the spellings of simple English words. It uses games to teach, with each level of the game employing more difficult words so kids are always challenged.

6. Jumbline: If you're looking to make reading, writing, and spelling into a game, this app can help. It's full of word games that ask players to use speed, smarts, pattern recognition, and spelling skills to win.

7. Spelling Bee Challenge: Kids can have fun taking part in a mock spelling bee using this application that boosts both spelling and vocab skills.

8. Word Fall: In this educational game, words fall from the sky and players must collect letters to form basic words.

9. WordLadder: This highly challenging word game will get older readers thinking about how words are spelled and how they can be connected and changed to form new words.

10. ACT Spell: Developed especially for learners with disabilities and special needs, this tool helps develop motor control, word recognition, spelling, and reading skills.

11. Word Wizard: Lauded by The New York Times, this word-focused app lets kids hear the sounds of letters and words through a movable alphabet while also engaging them in spelling practice and games.

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Comienza el curso 2019-2020 y puede ser el momento adecuado para renovar algunos de los recursos educativos que utilizas en clase. ¡Toma nota de las novedades en recursos educativos para la vuelta al cole!

Anaya

Fomentar STEAM en Primaria

Anaya STEAM es una colección de cuadernos diseñados para las materias STEAM para los últimos cursos de Primaria. Su objetivo es que el alumnado trabaje de manera interdisciplinar, resolviendo situaciones y problemas de la vida cotidiana con ayuda de la tecnología. Propone experiencias de aprendizaje en distintos ámbitos, como el de la programación y la robótica, para fomentar el pensamiento crítico, la investigación, la creatividad, la colaboración y la comunicación.

El proyecto en el que todo encaja

Pieza a pieza es un proyecto que se basa en una metodología competencial, que conecta la realidad personal y social cercana a los estudiantes de Primaria, al tiempo que les genera curiosidad. Plantea actividades, tareas y retos con dos pilares: la investigación y aprender haciendo. Incorpora, además, un Plan Lingüístico organizado y secuenciado, facilitando la adquisición de destrezas de comprensión y expresión oral y escrita. Propone autoevaluación y coevaluación de los estudiantes.

Edebé: introducir el aprendizaje basado en proyectos

La plataforma Projectia facilita la implantación del aprendizaje basado en proyectos en Primaria y en Secundaria. Gracias a ella, los docentes pueden crear sus propios proyectos siguiendo los principios de esta metodología activa y compartirlos con sus compañeros. Además, pueden editarlos, ya que permite modificar el contenido, las tareas, la duración... Una de las funciones más potentes es la facilidad que proporciona para evaluar competencialmente.

Edelvives

Impresión 3D

Next STEAM Edelvives auna ahora la programación, la robótica y la impresión 3D. Así, en Primaria (de 4º a 6º) se desarrollan tres proyectos por curso vinculados con aprendizaje-servicio, utilizando Tinkercad como programa de diseño gráfico. En Secundaria, por su parte, se trabajan los contenidos del bloque de diseño gráfico de la asignatura de Tecnología, junto con el diseño gráfico asistido por ordenador (Tinkercad en 1º y SketchUp en 2º, 3º y 4º).

Pedagogía y neurociencia en Infantil

' Croqueta ' reúne el conocimiento de la pedagogía y la psicología con los últimos avances de la neurociencia a través de seis claves: sorpresa, creatividad, gestión emocional, holístico, movimiento y procesos cognitivos. Cuenta, además, con tres herramientas digitales: Croqueta digital (todos los materiales para ordenador, PDI o tableta), con acceso a Juego Croqueta; CroquetAPP (con propuestas de dinamización); y Mind On (plataforma de aprendizaje adaptativo).

Editorial Casals: recursos educativos en un clic

Código abierto es la propuesta para el alumnado de Secundaria y Bachillerato, con recursos digitales concebidos especialmente para el trabajo del aula. Constituyen un material básico para el aprendizaje. Todos ellos han sido cuidadosamente seleccionados o elaborados por los propios autores y probados en el aula. Cuenta con la app eCasals AR (realidad aumentada), con la que se puede acceder directamente al material. Es posible descargarla gratuitamente, disponible para iOS y Android.

Intermatia: matemáticas interactivas

Esta web de ejercicios on line de Matemáticas para alumnos de Secundaria y Bachillerato, arranca este nuevo curso escolar incorporando nuevas funcionalidades. Así, ha mejorado la creación y corrección de ejercicios o el editor de fórmulas, que es intuitivo y similar a una calculadora. Con más de tres millones y medio de ejercicios realizados por alumnos de estas dos etapas educativas, interMatia está presente en toda España y América Latina.

LEGO Education Robotix: para construir en clase o en casa

LEGO Education Robotix propone diferentes soluciones para el aprendizaje STEAM tanto en el aula como en casa. Desarrolladas según los distintos niveles educativos (Infantil, Primaria y Secundaria) ponen el foco en el aprendizaje de estas materias de forma continua, experiencial y con sentido. Además, es posible adquirir packs para el aula de WeDo 2.0, EV3 o Coding Express.

Loqueleo

¿Oímos un libro?

Pensando en que cada vez son más los jóvenes que hacen uso de los audiolibros, el sello de literatura infantil y juvenil de Santillana, ha apostado por la plataforma Storytel, válida para tabletas y móviles con sistema operativo iOS y Android. Algunos de los títulos que ya es posible encontrar son: 'Las chicas de alambre'; 'Noche de viernes'; 'Los nombres del fuego'; '¡Calla, Cándida, calla!'...

Cuéntame una historia... a través del chat

Con el objetivo de atender los gustos de los diferentes tipos de lectores, Loqueleo, ofrece ahora la posibilidad de utilizar Leemur, una aplicación que permite disfrutar de historias en formato de chat. Se trata de difundir el hábito lector entre los jóvenes que viven su día a día entre mensajes de Whatsapp. La primera publicada ha sido 'Café Actually', de Clara Cortés, que próximamente tendrá continuación en una novela.

Macmillan Education: un mundo en 3D para aprender inglés

Navio es una nueva plataforma digital que acompaña a los cursos de inglés de Infantil y Primaria. Los docentes pueden elegir entre el libro de texto y las actividades de enseñanza digital, además de contar con todos los recursos para preparar sus clases de manera sencilla. El alumnado, por su parte, dispone de un mundo inmersivo en 3D que les presenta retos para motivarlos. Gracias a la app del estudiante, los niños pueden seguir aprendiendo y divirtiéndose en casa.

Oxford University Press

Francés a través de las experiencias

Dirigido a 5º y 6º de Primaria, el método de francés C'est gagné!, de Oxford University Press, está adaptado al nivel y madurez de los estudiantes y dispone de un contenido innovador y motivador en un entorno online seguro. Dos personajes con superpoderes, SuperManon y SuperMatéo, acompañan a los alumnos a lo largo de todo el proyecto. Integra, además, el aprendizaje basado en la experiencia y el juego.

Aprender manipulando

Numicon es el proyecto de aprendizaje de matemáticas de Oxford University Press que, mediante un enfoque multisensorial, ayuda a los alumnos de Infantil a entender la idea del número y las relaciones numéricas. Los más pequeños aprenden al mismo tiempo que observan y manipulan las Formas Numicon, patrones estructurados que incluyen, entre otros, piezas de plástico de diferentes colores y con la cantidad de agujeros correspondientes.

Santillana

Neuroeducación en ABP

Las propuestas de '¡Cuánto sabemos! 3.0' aplican los últimos avances de la neuroeducación a la metodología del trabajo por proyectos. Su finalidad es potenciar la atención plena, las emociones, la motivación, la creatividad y la curiosidad en el alumnado. Todo ello se trabaja a partir de rutinas y destrezas de pensamiento, la expresión corporal, el trabajo cooperativo o el juego. Cuenta con un portal web con numerosos recursos de apoyo.

Elaborar materiales para Infantil

Eure k a es una plataforma que permite crear materiales didácticos para Infantil. Contiene dos herramientas: Eureka ¡Creamos!, con la que el docente puede elaborar fichas partiendo de cero o utilizando unidades modelo ya creadas (es posible acceder a un servicio de impresión bajo demanda); y Eureka ¡Lo encontré!, un extenso banco de recursos configurables para crear recursos audiovisuales, para PDI, escenarios interactivos y bits dinámicos. Como novedad para este curso el profesorado puede subir a la plataforma imágenes propias para incluirlas en sus materiales.

SM

Personalizar la lectura

'Mi Barco de Vapor' es una serie de títulos personalizados del emblemático sello de literatura infantil y juvenil cuyo objetivo es fomentar la lectura y el trabajo en equipo. Gracias a ellos, los niños (de 14 a 35 alumnos) podrán convertirse en protagonistas de un libro coral de humor y aventuras que transcurre en su propio colegio, convirtiéndose así en un recuerdo para toda la vida.

Neuroeducación y cultura maker

Dirigido a Educación Infantil el método Castoria de SM, elaborado en colaboración con una comunidad de maestros y basado en las últimas investigaciones de neuroeducación, integra de manera transversal las funciones ejecutivas más acordes con esta etapa: memoria de trabajo, control de la atención, resolución de problemas... Además, incluye un programa de educación socioemocional, y recursos para practicar la cultura maker y la gamificación.

Tekman

¡Empezamos a leer!

Ludiletras es un programa de lectoescritura creativa cuyo objetivo es el desarrollo neurológico de los niños de 3 a 8 años. El programa, basado en proyectos, se caracteriza porque el proceso de enseñanza-aprendizaje pone especial atención en fomentar la creatividad y realizar actividades manipulativas. De igual modo, se basa en las inteligencias múltiples y fomenta el aprendizaje cooperativo.

¿Cuánto es 2 + 2?

EMAT es un programa didáctico-pedagógico para niños de 3 a 12 años dividido en dos etapas: Infantil y Primaria. Desarrollado por Tekman, se basa en las inteligencias múltiples, de forma que los pequeños pueden trabajar las matemáticas de manera contextualizada y adaptada a su realidad. En el caso de Primaria se complementa con CiberEMAT, una web para poner en práctica el aprendizaje adaptativo.

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Providing teacher-developed resources to enhance every child's skills. Math worksheets and learning activities that strengthen your students' intellect and enhance their emotional intelligence. Thousands of standards-based, teacher tested activities to bolster every child's learning.

Worksheets You'd Want to Print

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Mad Math Lite presents flashcards for learning basic math skills, addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Multiple users can be added and parents or teachers can sign up for email parent reports. Data is tracked under Stats, a nice feature for teachers and/or parents. Before beginning a game the user can choose from 5 different categories such as problem type or number of flashcards. During the actual game students can either write directly on the flashcard or use the calcululator to input their answers. This is a nice app for cementing those needed basic skills and being able to track progress is a very nice feature. The only issue I found was that the calculator buttons all work except for the button to activate the process of plus/minus etc. This was confusing for me and will also confuse the students. It would have been better to show that it is a disabled button or leave it off. However in spite of this Mad Math lite is a nice app for practicing those much need core math skills.

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The #1 math app for early learners - from counting to multiplication.

■ #1 in the App Store in 20+ countries and created by an award-winning team. More than 7 million parents and 5,000 teachers have made Todo Math their go-to app for young learners

› COMPREHENSIVE: 2,000+ interactive math activities for Pre-K through 2nd grade.
› LOVED BY KIDS: math practice kids ask to play. Engaging gameplay, beautiful graphics, and adorable collectibles.
› EDUCATIONAL: Common Core State Standards-aligned curriculum. 5,000+ elementary classrooms have used Todo Math.
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■ Todo Math covers all the fundamentals of early math education
› Counting and Number Concepts - learn to write and count numbers.
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› Mathematical Logic - number-based memory games and pictographs.
› Geometry - Learn basic geometry, such as drawing and learning shapes.
› Clocks & Calendars - learn days of the week, months of the year, and how to tell time.

■ Todo Math lets you select the right challenge level for your child
› Level A (Preschool) - Count to 10 and identify the names of shapes.
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› Level D (1st Grade Basics) - Place value and simple geometry.
› Level E (1st Grade Advanced) - Carry-over addition, subtraction with borrowing, and dividing a plane figure equally.
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› Not sure of which level is right for your child? No problem! Use the in-app placement test.

■ Parents Page
› Easily change your child's level, edit their learning profile, and review their learning progress.
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■ Built by Experts
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■ Awards & Recognitions
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Editors' Notes

Help young students grasp basic concepts like subtraction and telling time with dozens of fun mini-games. Kids will love the app's mission mode, which rewards them for beating multiple games and offers greater opportunities for learning. Meanwhile, a handy progress-tracker lets parents and teachers see how each child is doing and tailor sessions accordingly.

So grateful for this app!

We first used this app for my then 6-year-old when we were homeschooling. It kept her love of learning alive as well as helped her learn math.

It's three years later now, and we are back to homeschooling. I was so grateful to immediately know which app we would be using for my kindergartner and preschooler. They are loving it, too! I just wish it went up through higher levels of math, so I could continue using it for my oldest.

Summer practice

I bought the app for 2yr price. This is just summer practice for my K going into 1st. She practices 20mins daily to keep math skills and not loose any learning from the school year. The app does exactly what I am looking for it to do.

Editors' Notes

Help young students grasp basic concepts like subtraction and telling time with dozens of fun mini-games. Kids will love the app's mission mode, which rewards them for beating multiple games and offers greater opportunities for learning. Meanwhile, a handy progress-tracker lets parents and teachers see how each child is doing and tailor sessions accordingly.

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Compatibility

Requires iOS 8.2 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.

Languages

English, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, Spanish

In-App Purchases

1. One Year Subscription $69.99

2. Two Years Subscription $89.99

3. One Year Subscription $69.99
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Family Sharing

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

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Find the words

This is the implementaion of the word search that most popular word puzzle on papers.
The objective of this puzzle is to find and mark all the words on the grid.
The words may be placed horizontally, vertically, or diagonally.
When the word has found, it will play the speech voice automatically.
You can draw multi-touch strokes, also play it with landscape mode.
You can get more pen colors by achievements.

There's three buttons on the top.
Top left button: to manage the words that play the game. add your own words and start the game.
Top second button: to share the play screenshot on the social media.
Top right button: settings for languages to play, speech voices, achievements for pen colors.
Also you can upgrade the app to hide the advertisements.

Find the words supports the languages: English, Simplified Chinese(简体中文), Traditional Chinese(繁體中文), Japanese(日本語), Spanish(Español), French(Français), German(Deutsch), Russian(Pусский), Portuguese(Português), Italian(Italiano), Korean(한국어), Turkish(Türkçe), Dutch(Nederlands), Arabic, Thai(ภาษาไทย), Swedish(Svenska), Danish(Dansk), Norwegian Bokmål(Norsk bokmål), Polish(Polski), Finnish(Suomi), Greek(Ελληνικά), Romanian(Română), Hungarian(Magyar), Czech(Čeština), Slovak(Slovenčina), Hindi(हिंदी)

To like the Facebook page
https://facebook.com/findthewords

To follow Instagram
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To follow Twitter
https://twitter.com/findthewordsapp

- additional playable language sets: Italian, Turkish, Dutch, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian Bokmål, Polish, Finnish, Greek, Romanian, Hungarian, Czech, Slovak
- fix layout for iPhone 4s

Just thank you

This aplicación really help me😊

Sorry not sorry

My apologies, I wasn't thorough in my reaseach and found that you had to reload the app, for a new page of words to come up, however you should change the way that you do that, like a simple reload button on the top of the page. It would be a lot easier and more convenient, for me and many others. As I looked at the page again, I soon realized that they had all of the same words, mabey one or two that are different, but overall they are all the same words, if you are gonna make and app for people to enjoy, make sure it is good and not as bad as this app. This app is really boring and I un downloaded it, I recommend other apps, like rolling ball, and other games that are fun to play and will entertain you for quite a while.

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Awesome!!!

Those people who say they repeat the same words every time are flat out stupid because you can add and delete words in the settings!!!! IDIOTS!!!!!! I hate stupid people!!! Its really cool cuz u can add ur own wallpaper for the background. I used Robert Pattinson!!!!!! Love him!!!! By far the best app ever!!

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Compatibility

Requires iOS 8.1 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.

Languages

English, Korean, Spanish

In-App Purchases

Upgrade Find the Words $2.99

Family Sharing

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

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I do no recommend this app! It malfunctions constantly. I bought it to use as a tool to begin teaching my pre-K kids how to write their names. But after a few uses it will stop allowing you to select certain letters, such as J. You can try 1000 times, exit the app, try again and still when you select J it will give you another letter. In addition, after it starts malfunctioning it will occasionally refuse to close. Big disappointment. If you decide to buy... beware! My copy is going in the trash can.

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Common Sense Media editors help you choose Best Preschool Apps. Open up a world of possibilities and fun for wee ones.

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As the nation is undergoing one of the biggest educational shifts in history, the Common Core Standards have been weighing heavily on the minds of educators and administrators across the United States. Luckily, the digital revolution has created a number of technological resources that have been designed to help schools find new ways to adapt their curriculum to meet these new rigorous standards.

Not only can technology be extremely helpful in evaluating students' progress in alignment with the Common Core, but it is also beneficial for teaching technical skills, furthering knowledge of content material, and keeping students engaged in an entertaining manner. Read on to learn more about the 10 must-have iPad apps that are available to ease the transition into the Common Core Standards for students across grade levels as well as teachers, educational support staff, school administrators, and parents.

As a free app for iPad and iPad mini, Scootpad has been designed as an adaptive learning platform aligned with the Common Core Standards for grades K-5. With an online subscription, the app enables teachers to deliver individualized learning experiences for each student in math, reading, language arts, spelling, writing, and vocabulary. Even more importantly, the app keeps track of all projects, assessments, progress reports, assignments, and behavioral tracking measurements without the need for a paper trail. In order to strengthen connections between the school and home environment, the app also presents parents with the ability to stay informed on their child's progress and keep track of all homework assignments online.

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Reading comprehension is a matter of decoding, reading speed, and critical thinking about the text, all of which can improve with tiered practice. (See 50 apps for struggling readers.)

So below, in an order of general complexity, are 15 apps for improved reading comprehension, ranging from word and sentence fluency, to recall, to critical thinking skills, to reading speed.

Due to the nature of reading and literacy progress, most are indeed for K-5 and SLP, but the latter apps, especially Reading Trainer, Compare Twist, and Enchanted Dictionary, can be used through high school in the right context. Let us know on our facebook page what we missed.

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15 Of The Best Educational Apps For Improved Reading Comprehension
Price: $2.99

Primary Audience: K-3

Idea: Focusing on non-fiction texts and assessment, with the ability to create your own lessons (text + assessment).

Price: $7.99

Primary Audience: K-5 and SLP.

Idea: Like SentenceBuilder, this app focuses on sentence fluency. The who/what/where/why/when of each sentence are color-coded to emphasize word function.
3. Kids Reading Comprehension Level 1
Price: .99

Primary Audience: K-3 and SLP

Idea: Similar to the previous two comprehension apps, this provides short passages and brief assessments at their conclusion. Comprehension here is addressed through brief bursts of non-fiction text with the expectation of assessment at the end.
4. SentenceBuilder
Primary Audience: K-5 and SLP.

Idea: Helping students compose grammatically correct sentences, which helps both reading and writing fluency.
5. StoryBuilder
Primary Audience: K-6

Idea: Provide an easy-to-use framework to help learners create and understand stories and basic narrative sequence.
6. Aesop's Quest
Primary Audience: K-6

Idea: With 6 available levels, the idea is to add gamification and interactive elements to story recall and comprehension.

Price: .99

Primary Audience: K-6

Idea: Brief passages with multiple-choice recall at the end, but the added twist of competition, where up to 4 players can compete to answer recall and comprehension-based questions. May scare some students off, but some may thrive with this approach.
8. Reading Comprehension
Primary Audience: K-8

Idea: Comprehension is enforced through short passages with accompanying visuals, and persistent multiple-choice based assessment. Available grade levels from Kindergarten to early middle school. (The link above will take you to grades 2-3; see others in "More apps by..." area.)
9. Second Grade Reading Comprehension
Primary Audience: K-6 (all apps)

Idea: A wide variety of stories that encourage comprehension by sheer opportunity for practice. Progress can be set to automatically forward to parents and teachers, and you can also create your own stories to use as well.
10. Reading Remedies
Price: .99

Primary Audience: K-5 and SLP.

Idea: Comprehension is addressed here by breaking the process of reading down into blends, word fluency, sight words, and then general recall, with suggested activities to improve general fluency.

Price: $2.99

Primary Audience: K-5 and SLP.

Idea: Improve common narrative comprehension by improving fluency with sequencing (chronological, narrative, etc.)
12. BrainPOP Featured Movie
Price: Free with in-app subscriptions from $2-$7 per month.

Primary Audience: K-8

Idea: High-quality, animated content with assessment across content areas.

Price: $1.99

Primary Audience: Grades 6-12

Idea: Improving general and academic vocabulary across content areas for improved fluency and comprehension.

Price: $1.99

Primary Audience: K-12

Idea: Use compare and contrast practice to improve fluency and comprehension, and general academic progress. Teachers can create their own lessons, comparing and contrasting everything from musical genres and cell types to geometric shapes and Shakespearean sonnets.
15. Reading Trainer
Price: $4.99 with in-app purchase "packs"

Primary Audience: 6-12+

Idea: Improved reading speed for improved comprehension.

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In today's post we are sharing with you this collection of interesting iPad apps to help kids and young learners learn the basics of coding. They (apps) provide a wide variety of interactive games, digital stories, video tutorials, and several other materials to make learning coding fun and engaging. All of these apps are featured in iTunes Apps for Young Coders collection. You may want to check them out and share with us your feedback.

Links are under the visual.

1- Tynker
'Tynker is the easiest way to learn to code... Watch your child learn as they build games, write interactive stories, modify Minecraft, program drones, and even explore STEM. Great for the Hour of Code!'
2- GoldieBlox: Adventures in Coding
'Code the path of the Rocket Skateboard around the grocery store to pick up ingredients. Next, head to the Bloxshop kitchen to scoop up the cupcakes. Loaded with sweet treats, head to Bloxtown for delivery! Learn new coding concepts as the map gets trickier, play mini-games for a change of pace, and earn stickers for your Bloxshop wall!'

'Kids learn the fundamentals of every modern programming language in a fun and inviting way...The furry aliens, known as Fuzzes were exploring space when their ship unexpectedly crashed on the maze-covered planet Smeeborg. The naturally curious fuzzes need kids to program them to explore all the colorful Technomazes on the planet's surface.'

4- Osmo Coding Awbie
'Osmo Coding Awbie uses hands-on physical blocks to control Awbie, a playful character who loves delicious strawberries. Each block is a coding command that directs Awbie on a wondrous tree-shaking, strawberry-munching adventure.'

5- CodeSpark Academy
'CodeSpark Academy uses a patent pending "no words" interface to teach the basics of computer programming through a variety of interactive learning activities including puzzles, games, step-by-step creative projects, game design and offline printables - all of which can be monitored by parents.'

'In Coda Game you can be the boss of your own awesome games. Drag and drop the visual coding blocks to create games such as Air Hockey, Flappy Bird and Platform games and share them with the world! Your imagination is the only limit!'

7- Box Island
'Box Island is a mobile game that takes boys and girls on an exciting adventure, while teaching the fundamentals of coding. Kids apply the basics, such as loops and conditionals, to progress through the super fun and challenging gameplay. Rendered in a beautiful 3D game world featuring 100 levels, where the first 10 levels are free, Box Island is a story-driven journey that keeps kids highly engaged and motivated while playing.'
8- Tinkerblocks
'Tinkerblocks is a coding app for girls and boys aged six and up - a language free digital toy! Create your individual "Magic Eight Project", invent your "Fun Alarm System" - bring your ideas to life!'
9- Hopscotch
'Learn to code and make your own games with Hopscotch...Whether games, art, stories, or more, you can code whatever you want with kid-friendly programming. Publish your creations to Hopscotch's fully moderated community, where kids can play and learn from your games.'

10- Move The Turtle
'Move The Turtle is an educational application for iPhone and iPad that teaches children the basics of creating computer programs, using intuitive graphic commands.'

11- SpriteBox
'SpriteBox is a unique puzzle-platformer; a mix of exploration and learning to code. By giving Sprite programs of instructions to follow, you can advance through unique worlds and help free Sprite's bottled-up friends.During your adventure, you'll learn to sequence commands, change parameters, debug faulty logic, and use simple to complex loops to solve problems.'
12- Scratch Jr
'With ScratchJr, young children (ages 5-7) learn important new skills as they program their own interactive stories and games.By snapping together graphical programming blocks, children can make characters move, jump, dance, and sing. In the process, children learn to solve problems, design projects, and express themselves creatively on the computer.'
13- PBS KIDS ScratchJr
'With PBS KIDS ScratchJr, kids can create their own interactive stories and games featuring their favorite characters from Odd Squad, Wild Kratts, Nature Cat, Arthur, WordGirl, Peg + Cat, and Ready Jet Go! The storytelling possibilities are endless with this creative coding app for children ages 5-8.'

14- Lightbot : Programming Puzzles
'Lightbot is a programming puzzle game- a game whose game mechanics require using programming logic to solve levels. Simply guiding a robot to light up tiles and solve levels using commands, Lightbot cultivates a real understanding of procedures, loops, and conditionals.'

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40 Of The Best Elementary Learning Apps For Elementary Students
Looks like this mobile learning thing might actually take off, eh?

Just as we recently looked specifically at some of the best educational apps for iPad, now we give some love specifically to elementary students (and teachers) who have devices and want to separate the digital wheat from the digital chaff.

The following listly collection is an excellent starting point for elementary teachers looking for elementary apps for elementary students in the most elementary way possible: a collection of 38 possibilities. This is a diverse collection of apps, from games to digital media software to math and literacy apps.

Might we recommend Analogies 4 Kids, Explain Everything, and Mathmateer to start? And for pure phonics instruction for the younger elementary students, Phonics Genius and Word Families aren't bad.
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40 Of The Best Elementary Learning Apps For Elementary Students Looks like this mobile learning thing might actually take off, eh? Just as we recently looked specifically at some of the best educational apps for iPad, now we give some love specifically to elementary students (and teachers) who have devices and want to separate the digital wheat from the digital chaff.

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21st century education is changing rapidly and educators around the world are having to adapt - especially with regard to using technology in the classroom . Naturally, teachers and parents alike are wondering: What are the best math apps for kids

Radio in the early 1920s sparked a revolutionary wave of learning with on-air classes for students within listening distance.

In 1951, videotapes set the stage for new, visually-engaging instructional methods.

The handheld calculator launched in 1972, enabling students to make on-the-fly calculations without employing mental math practices .

As of June 2018, according to Educational App Store , there are an estimated 500,000 apps categorized as "Educational."

With an endless sea of educational apps one can sift through, finding ones that effectively build skills, engage students, and boost learning outcomes can be daunting.

To aid your quest for quality educational apps, below are 13 of the best math apps for kids.

Prodigy is a free, curriculum-aligned, fantasy-based math game used by more than a million teachers, three million parents, and 50 million students around the world.

It offers content from every major math topic and covers 1,300+ skills from 1st to 8th grade, as well as DoK levels one to three!

As players compete in math duels against in-game characters, it borrows elements from role-playing games (RPGs) such as Pokemon. To win, they must answer sets of questions.

As a teacher, you can customize these questions to supplement class material. The game also uses adaptive learning and differentiated instruction principles to adjust content, addressing each student's trouble spots.

Prodigy also features powerful and immediate reporting tools for both teachers and parents. From Progress Reports to Usage Reports and more, use your student or child's data to identify where they're excelling or struggling so you can customize the content in game for them!
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This math platform guarantees children will learn a year's worth of math in three months when they use it 30 minutes a week.

Elephant Learning's algorithm provides real-time reports that let you know what your child is working on and how they're progressing through the growing library of mathematics activities .

Although they claim to be 100% compatible with all school curriculums - because they "focus on concepts rather than procedures" - Elephant Learning is not curriculum-aligned.

According to co-founders Nicola Chilman and Tom Minor, DoodleMaths is like a good tutor. Its adaptive learning technology tailors math content based on students' strengths and weaknesses called "7-a-day" activities.

Using the Parent Dashboard, you can see where your child is excelling and where there's room for improvement.

Though created in the U.K., DoodleMaths is also aligned to the U.S. Common Core Standards.

Note: We converted prices above from the British Pound to the approximate United States Dollar.

A California-based non-profit organization, the goal of CK-12 is to increase access to free and customizable open educational resources.

When a student signs up, they will gain access to a variety of free lessons in STEM subjects. Instead of sifting through traditional hardcopy textbooks, CK-12 breaks them down into easy-to-digest concepts in forms such as:

This self-described "global classroom" contains a personalized learning resources for all ages, in and out of the classroom.

From practice exercises to instructional videos created by math content specialists, adaptive technology helps identify strengths and learning gaps.

Now, they've introduced Khan Academy Kids which they hope will "inspire a lifetime of learning and discovery."

A math resource for middle schoolers, they are tasked with helping an inventor named Alfred save a chaotic and disordered Mathlantis by restoring the population's math knowledge.

On this adventure, your child will travel through time and meet famous mathematicians, help them regain their lost knowledge, and transform Mathlantis back to its original state.

Available from 3rd to 8th grade, the activities in Buzzmath are aligned with the common core and TEKS curricula.

Complete math missions to build your own rockets and launch them into space!

Dr. Don Crawford, the original paper-and-pencil Rocket Math author, created this app to help children learn math facts in each operation.

There are 26 levels - A to Z - and each one has three achievements: take-off, orbit, and universe.

Any time students can't answer a math fact in three seconds or less, Mission Control gives the problem and answer. Then you have to prove you've learned it.

Teachers can create an account and buy seats for their classroom. However, for parents who don't need a plan with multiple seats and the ability to track student progress, the iOS app store has two apps:

While Splash Math has single-grade apps available, the All Grades version allows children to practice content from 1st to 5th grade. This way, if your child masters 2nd grade math skills, they can go on to start learning 3rd grade ones.

Curriculum-aligned with 351 math skills to be learned, this app adapts to your child's level and encourages self-paced learning.

Using their Parent Connect App, you can get instant notifications on progress improvement and skill completions.

This math game comes from Touch Press Games. They make high-quality, fun, educational games designed to strengthen key skills in reading, math and science.

Join the numeric hero, Twelve, on a journey through a universe of numbers.

She's on a mission to rescue her family and the crumbling world of Dozenopolis from the destructive Ultimate Prime.

Kids will use their skills and understanding of core math concepts to solve puzzles.

Earn the latest spy gear on your quest to defeat Mr. Odd! Operation Math creates a learning adventure out of math drills - from the streets of Paris to the pyramids of Egypt.

Kids will have access to training runs and 105 missions, each with selectable math operations and skill levels.

In case you need a refresher, there are quick reference math tables in game to help them succeed.

This adaptive game helps students master the most challenging standards from K-6.

Its creators built their instructional math games based on growth mindset research to help improve math fluency and conceptual understanding.

Once teachers sign up and provide students with an access code, they gain access to over 900 levels of adaptive math content, including:

The 11 apps in The Math Learning Center are based on visual models from Bridges in Mathematics, a comprehensive PK-5 curriculum that equips teachers to fully implement the Common Core State Standards .

Though they aren't gamified like other math apps in this list, they provide a digital alternative to traditional flashcards and worksheets.

Their list of math apps include:

This group of apps covers numbers, addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, algebra, geometry and more.

According to DragonBox, their method "is a unique approach that uses motivation-based learning techniques to give children a deeper understanding of how and why things work."

They achieve this through helping students engage with, explore, reflect on, and apply what they're learning and practicing.

How to choose the best math apps for kids

So, you've checked out the best math apps for kids but are still unsure which one to use. We understand how challenging it can be to choose the right one.

If you're in that boat, check out the nine qualities you must assess when choosing math software :

The guide above will walk you through those qualities in detail, ensuring you make the best choice for your students or children as possible!

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Kids today are tech savvy and it seems as if they are born with the digital gene.

Their inclination towards the digital devices can be a benefit if used wisely. The app stores offer various educational apps that can be of great use for the kids. Teaching them how to use the technology from the very beginning can help them in the long run. This list is for iPad users as it enlist apps that can be used by them for their toddlers. The list comprises of iPad apps for preschool and kindergarten kids that can help them make good use of technology from the early years. These apps cover various learning and development skills that are crucial for kids.

Check it out:

1. TeachMe: Preschool / Toddler

This app keeps children engaged by giving rewards for correct answers. Correct answers will earn stickers which can be placed in any of six different backgrounds to create fun sticker scenes. Sticker scenes can be exported as wallpaper or emailed to family and friends.

An alternate reward system can be used where coins are earned instead of stickers. Also parents can create their own reward system where they treat child for some number of coins say 10 or give a book for 20 coins.

The simple and intuitive user interface is designed to be toddler friendly, which allows children to play without help from an adult. An animated teacher (Mimi Mouse) gives verbal instructions and feedback to the child which makes learning fun. Teacher Mimi speaks in American-English or British-English.

The app can also track learning information for up to 40 students. Further settings can be changed as per users need. You can customize specific questions from a subject, change the minimum number of questions to earn a reward and also export sticker scene to Photos, for emailing or using as wallpaper.

Learning Subjects Covered In The App:

* Letters: A-Z (uppercase and lowercase)

* ABC Phonics: A-Z (uppercase and lowercase)

* Numbers: 1-20

* Shapes: circle, square, triangle, rectangle, oval, star, diamond, octagon, trapezoid

* Colors: black, white, red, green, blue, yellow, orange, purple, brown, pink, gray

* Counting: 1-10

2. Montessori - Rhyme Time Learning Games for Kids

Rhyming activities provide the first steps in identifying the different sounds that make up a word and are a critical skill to master on the path towards becoming a good reader and a confident speaker.

This application is to give parents and teachers a new interactive tool that helps children further develop these skills in a fun and engaging way. With this app children will be presented with a variety of different rhyming activities and games. The best way to play this game with a child is to sit down with them and have them explain to you the reason / thinking of why two items should go together. This way, the game can act as a wonderful interactive tool to develop both language and critical thinking skills.

FEATURES:

* Includes hundreds of examples and activities

* Rhyming games are divided based on user skills

* Uses gorgeous illustrations that are carefully handpicked and crafted by professionals

* Fun & engaging voice artist keeps kids engaged

* Multi-sensory learning tool - combining seeing, hearing, and tactile feedback

3. Motion Math: Hungry Fish

The gameplay goes something like this - Your fish is hungry for numbers. You can make delicious sums by pinching two numbers together - instant addition! Keep feeding your fish to win a level and unlock new colors and fins. The app encourages even young children just learning their numbers to think about addition, subtraction and to develop their number sense. Accounts can be created for more than one student so that their work on the iPad can be individualized. The app includes 18 addition levels, with In-App purchase for another addition level and two subtraction and negative levels.

4. Touch and Write

This writing app has a number of features to recommend it. The fact that it allows you to choose which virtual medium you want to write with is what makes it here in the list. You can choose from 16 different writing substances including shaving cream, pudding, ketchup, pink frosting and many more. That in and of itself ups the fun factor for this app! In addition to letter practice; the app also offers word practice. Also, teachers can add their own word lists for practice. This app meets the needs of a range of students working at a variety of levels, and makes it a worthwhile investment.

5. Preschool and Kindergarten Learning Games

This is a complete suite of games that will help you help your kids with all the knowledge that they need to have in their early years. The app comes with 15 interactive educational games that will keep your preschool and kindergarten age kids (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, or 7 year old) entertained while they are learning! As your pre-k child progresses through the lessons they earn stickers to add to their board, rewarding them for learning and playing! Helpful voice narrating, colorful graphics and fun sound effects to help your child learn letters, spelling, math, and more! Kindergarten and preschool kids love these games! Includes 2 free games, unlock all 15 games through a simple in-app purchase.

Educational Games in the app are:

- Shapes and Colors: Identify shape and color differences

- Letters: Learn letters with helpful pictures and voices

- Counting: Count with helpful voice narration to learn numbers

- Memory: Flip and match cards to help improve memory and attention

- Alphabet: Pop bubbles while learning the alphabet

- Addition: Add fruit together to learn addition

- Puzzles: Fun and colorful puzzles

- Spelling: Spell hundreds of words with helpful voice narration

- Subtraction: Pop fruit to help learn subtraction

- Positions: Learn left, right, and center

- Nouns and Verbs: Identify the difference between nouns and verbs

- Counting Down: Count down from 10 and launch a rocket

- Months: Sort the months and put them in the correct order

- Upper and Lower Case: Match upper and lower case letters by dragging them together

- Missing Numbers: Find the missing number in the sequence

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Apps y juegos educativos para niños y niñas

Aplicaciones para peques desde 3 a 6 años

Miles de ejercicios de lectoescritura que estimulan el aprendizaje: identificar letras, encajar sílabas, escribir, ordenar palabras, construir frases, etc.

· GooglePlay Android

· iPad o iPhone iTunes

· PC Windows (también conectado a PDI).
PRUEBA GRATIS →

Mientras juegan aprenden a contar, formas, sumar, restar, horas, monedas, memoria, etc. Con progresos y premios divertidos. Imprime y colecciona todos los diplomas.

· GooglePlayAndroid

· iPad o iPhone iTunes

· PC con Windows y MAC (también conectado a PDI).
PRUEBA GRATIS →

Mientras juegan aprenden un montón de vocabulario: la casa, el cuerpo, la ropa, los animales, etc. Con progresos y premios divertidos.

· GooglePlay Android

· iPad o iPhone iTunes

· PC Windows (también conectado a PDI).
Prueba gratis →

Aplicaciones para niños
desde 6 a 8 años:

Juega con Grin y Uipi y practica las sílabas trabadas e inversas con
comprensión lectora

· GooglePlay Android

· iPad o iPhone iTunes

· PC Windows (también conectado a PDI). Saber más →

Juegos interactivos para aprender fracciones, tablas de multiplicar, dinero, problemas, cálculo, etc. Para niños desde 6 a 8 años. Con progresos y frutas como premios. Colecciona los diplomas de tus progresos.

· Google Play Android

· iPad o iPhone iTunes

· PC Windows (también PDI).
PRUEBA GRATIS →

Juegos y escenas interactivos para niños de entre 4 a 7 años para jugar, escuchar y leer en español en tabletas, smartphones y ordenadores Windows (y Pizarra Digital).
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In today's post we are sharing with you this collection of some good educational games curated specifically for kids and young learners. These are all games featured in iTunes App Store's kid's collection. Some of the things kids can do with these apps include: learn basic math through interactive games, build characters and 3D models, work on challenging puzzles, and immerse in playful learning experiences. We invite you to check them out and share with us your feedback.

1- The Infinite Arcade
'Infinite Arcade is a game construction kit. It's the fourth app in Tinybop's Digital Toys series which includes the iPad App of the Year, The Robot Factory. Digital Toys apps are designed to let kids create anything they can imagine.'

2- Dr. Panda Town
'Discover every part of Dr. Panda Town, from the ice cream stand in the park to the treasure chest in your attic! How many secrets can you uncover? Can you find all of the hidden costumes and cooking combinations? Figure out a way to escape from jail or the answer to the teacher's math equation. In Dr. Panda Town there's tons to explore!'
3- Busy Shapes 2
'Are you looking for a fun and enjoyable learning experience for children from the age of 4, exercising important developmental skills through engaging gameplay? Busy Shapes 2 is a breathtaking 3D puzzle game designed for kids 4-8!'

4- Sago Mini Puppy Preschool
'Inspire early learning in this irresistibly cute app! Introduce little ones to numbers, shape recognition, matching and music fun with adorable puppies. Join Harvey and friends in four interactive activities designed to encourage learning through play. Dunk 10 fun-loving puppies into a giant outdoor tub to develop counting skills!'

5- Sound Rebound
'Imagine yourself inside a fluid world of 2-D shapes and design. What does it look and sound like? That's up to you. Sound Rebound is a creative space for you to build mesmerizing interactions, dynamic collages, or whatever comes to mind. Orchestrate bounces and bumps and explore the color of sound.'

6- DragonBox Big Numbers
'Put your child in charge of building a wonderful world for the Nooms. Learn how big numbers work through play and exploration. Learn to perform long additions and subtractions. Grow, gather and trade resources to unlock new worlds, and build houses, and shops.'

7- Noddy Toyland Detective
'Play as Noddy with the help of his friends Bumpy Dog and Revs the car. Visit your favorite Toyland characters from DreamWorks Animation's hit TV show and take part in fun mini-games and activities. Become a Toyland Detective and use the 'Who, What, Where Book' to solve mysteries.'

8- Splash Math
'Splash Math is a comprehensive and curriculum aligned math program which reinforces math concepts using self-paced and adaptive practice.'

9- LEGO DC Super Heroes Chas e
'The LEGO® DC Super Heroes Chase game is for the all the world's greatest, secret 5-12-year-old Super Heroes and Super Villains. Players will enter a fun, action-packed story as one of their favorite DC Comics characters - and play as Superman™, Batman™, Wonder Woman™, drive the coolest Super Hero vehicles to chase down Super Villains, and save the day...'

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9 Educational Games Kids Love (iPad Apps)

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In today's post we are sharing with you this collection of some good educational games curated specifically for kids and young learners. These are all games featured in iTunes App Store's kid's collection. Some of the things kids can do with these apps include: learn basic math through interactive games, build characters and 3D models, work on challenging puzzles, and immerse in playful learning experiences.

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PlayTales Kids apps | iPhone, iPad, Android Interactive books for kids | Apps for children.

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CATEGORÍAS DE APRENDIZAJE

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Desde la más tierna infancia, los niños necesitan estar en constante movimiento. Esto les permite familiarizarse con el mundo que les rodea; seguir a sus padres y observarles; desarrollar sus capacidades físicas y mentales; adquirir habilidades e incluso ponerse a prueba a sí mismos, en la búsqueda de aquello de lo que ya son capaces de hacer solitos. En consecuencia, en toda esta actividad son fundamentales los juegos infantiles, porque además de servirles como entretenimiento, como salida a sus frustraciones o a su desbocada imaginación, pueden ayudarles en la evolución de su aprendizaje sin que sean en ningún momento conscientes de ello.

Resulta muy importante para el desarrollo de la infancia, la práctica de diversas disciplinas culturales, artísticas y educacionales. Sin embargo, a veces, en el ocio los niños también pueden encontrar elementos aptos para el desarrollo cognitivo, sensorial o afectivo, tan necesarios para un correcto crecimiento en estas primeras etapas de nuestra vida. Por este motivo es tan importante que los niños jueguen, ya que no sólo gracias a ello los más pequeños podrán disfrutar de su tiempo libre, o de un espacio alternativo en lugares como la escuela, sino que, además, podrán hacerlo de una forma educativa y práctica.

El origen del juego probablemente se trate de algo inherente al ser humano. Esto nos conduce a pensar, que ya nuestros primeros antepasados tuvieran constancia de este tipo de forma de interactuar entre unos y otros, con el simple y nada desdeñable objetivo de pasar el tiempo de forma amena y divertida. Así, y más próximo a nuestros días, nuestros abuelos y padres sabían muy bien lo que era disfrutar del juego a través de canciones, juegos de corro o de pilla-pilla. Aquella forma de jugar, que permanece y se recuerda con gran nostalgia y cariño, ya tenía beneficios para aquellos niños que la practicaban, con características muy importantes de desarrollo cognitivo, afectivo o físico. Jugar con canicas, con puzles para niños o dibujos para colorear eran hábitos sencillos y muy saludables en el ejercicio de los juegos infantiles.

A partir de los años setenta y ochenta, con la homogenización de la escolarización para todos los niños y niñas a nivel nacional, estas actividades fueron incorporándose a la escuela con total naturalidad, y constituyeron la base de los primeros años de educación formal.

En la actualidad, los juegos que podemos encontrar al alcance de los niños no siempre son tan beneficiosos, dado el esparcimiento de los juegos recreativos e interactivos, que han copado sin ninguna duda el mercado juguetero, aislando a las anteriores formas de juegos para niños. En nuestras manos se encuentra la forma de que los más pequeños sigan queriendo jugar a aquellos sencillos y beneficiosos juegos como fueron los bailes, las canciones en grupo, el escondite o los juegos de colorear, unir puntos o encontrar diferencias. Padres y profesores deben procurar inculcar en los niños la esencia de aquellas actividades, sus beneficios físicos y/o intelectuales, así como su gran poder de socialización.

LOS MEJORES PASATIEMPOS PARA NIÑOS

Jugar es una necesidad para los más pequeños, ya que es parte fundamental de su desarrollo y de su crecimiento. Y si a la importancia de crecer jugando le sumamos todos los beneficios que aporta el practicar actividades al aire libre, aumentaremos con ello las posibilidades de una crianza exitosa. Actividades como las que nos brinda Aventurama, uno de los espacios de referencia en campamentos de verano y actividades extraescolares de Madrid.

LA IMPORTANCIA DE APRENDER JUGANDO

Aprender jugando es el lema que todos deberíamos tener en la cabeza a la hora de poner en práctica el desarrollo educativo, con la búsqueda de juguetes capaces de fomentar un crecimiento y un desarrollo positivo y en igualdad. En este sentido, los juegos relacionados con el mundo bélico, muy tradicionales en la infancia hace unas décadas, carecen por completo de valores positivos aplicables a nuestros pequeños, puesto que del uso de una pistola (aunque sea de juguete) no podremos extraer ningún valor deseable.

De un tiempo a esta parte, la concienciación acerca de lo que puede aportar o no aportar un juguete se ha puesto de manifiesto con el surgimiento de juegos educativos para niños enfocados en diferentes capacidades del desarrollo, físico o mental. Estos juegos son fácilmente identificables, porque pueden aportar creatividad, capacidad de razonamiento lógico, percepción, mejora de la afectividad y de las relaciones sociales, conocimiento del entorno familiar y social...

APRENDIZAJE Y NUEVAS TECNOLOGÍAS

JUEGOS INTERACTIVOS PARA NIÑOS

A todo este mundo de los juegos educativos, las nuevas tecnologías han aportado sendas e interesantes novedades, como la de los juegos interactivos, que pueden abarcar muchas temáticas encontrándonos, en este sentido, juegos divertidos o juegos educativos de fácil manejo y usabilidad. Los juegos interactivos atraen a los niños desde etapas tan tempranas como la Primaria, ya que nuestra sociedad ha hecho que las generaciones más jóvenes ya nazcan inmersas en un mundo 2.0 del que hoy en día ya es muy difícil escapar. Todos los ámbitos de nuestra vida se han adaptado al uso de las nuevas tecnologías, ya sea a nivel familiar o institucional. Por este motivo resultaría casi un absurdo negarse a estos avances, ya que siendo realistas, las cosas positivas que pueden aportar a nivel educativo son muy abundantes y valiosas. Eso sí, de nosotros dependerá el buen uso que nuestros hijos o alumnos tengan de estas poderosas herramientas.

PARA EL COLE Y EN CUALQUIER LUGAR

Una de las ventajas de los juegos online, es que el aprendizaje ya no solo se encierra en ámbitos como el de las escuelas o las bibliotecas, sino que podemos aprender nuevos conceptos o poner en práctica los aprendidos en cualquier lugar. Hoy en día es posible aprender a resolver problemas matemáticos o enigmas capaces de potenciar nuestra lógica, desde el autobús, desde el metro, o desde nuestro propio y mullido sofá. Lo que antaño hubiera resultado ser brujería pura, hoy es una realidad tan cotidiana como comer o pasear. La tecnología nos rodea y nos permite hacer buen uso de ella, con la utilización de juegos capaces de potenciar y reforzar el aprendizaje escolar primario y secundario, como los juegos de Gramática o de Ortografía, los juegos de Historia basados en preguntas o los desafíos matemáticos o de Física y Química. Cosas como aprender a sumar, aprender a restar o aprender a multiplicar, son cuestiones que pueden suponer un auténtico reto a los más pequeños y que hoy en día pueden practicar gracias a divertidos juegos que aúnan el conocimiento, con el diseño innovador, el fantástico y mágico mundo de los colores o las músicas pegadizas.

La asociación que los más pequeños hacen del uso de las nuevas tecnologías con la diversión, permite que puedan acercase a este tipo de juegos sin pegas ni angustias, y con el convencimiento de que se trata de un entretenimiento online más. Sin embargo, podrán extraer importantes conocimientos y herramientas de los mismos, aplicables a su día a día escolar y a todos y cada uno de los importantes retos a los que se enfrentarán, tan importantes para su futuro.

DERECHO A LA EDUCACIÓN GRATUITA

Que la educación es un derecho fundamental del que nadie puede prescindir, y mucho menos por motivos económicos, es un hecho reconocido mundialmente. En este sentido, y si de verdad queremos que las ventajas que nos aporta la red puedan ser aplicadas de manera efectiva a la educación tradicional, es fundamental facilitar el acceso a recursos y a juegos para niños gratis y de calidad. Esa gratuidad, muchas veces ausente en internet, es la que nos aportará garantías y nos dará seguridad sobre los verdaderos objetivos de los juegos para niños que encontremos y su aplicabilidad. Dotarnos de herramientas seguras y prácticas nos ahorrará disgustos y nos servirá de gran ayuda para ayudar a los más pequeños a caminar por la senda del aprendizaje con éxito y verdaderas garantías de futuro.

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JUEGOS INFANTILES ® Recursos educativos para niños de primaria

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Juegos infantiles didácticos ☺ y juegos educativos para niños de primaria. ¡Miles de recursos gratis para profesores!

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10 RECURSOS PARA ENSEÑAR INGLÉS EN PRIMARIA

Afortunadamente, cada día se le da más importancia en la educación a la enseñanza de los idiomas. Sin duda han de ser una parte fundamental en la formación de cualquier persona, y pueden abrir muchas puertas en el futuro, tanto profesionales como personales.

En Kuaderno lo sabemos, y por eso siempre hemos contado con un equipo de profesionales para poder ofrecer a profesores, padres y alumnos una herramienta de calidad con la que poder complementar el aprendizaje del inglés.

En nuestro afán por trabajar en la adquisición de esta lengua, te proponemos 10 recursos para enseñar inglés en Primaria, incluido Kuaderno.

Por supuesto, no podíamos empezar de otra manera. Y no lo decimos sólo nosotros, es algo que respaldan nuestros clientes, tanto colegios como profesores, padres y alumnos. Kuaderno ofrece al alcance de un click todo un mundo de lecturas, ejercicios y juegos, diseñados por profesionales, que harán que los alumnos se sientan motivados para aprender y mejorar su inglés.

Una web muy completa donde encontrar todo tipo de actividades como ejercicios, juegos, canciones, presentaciones... Todo lo que tanto alumnos como maestros pueden necesitar.

Este blog, creado por una profesora enamorada de la lengua inglesa, está pensado para profesores de inglés, o cualquier persona interesada en esta lengua, y cuando con un montón de recursos y materiales.

Web que proporciona actividades interactivas agrupadas en diferentes temas. Una web en la que se puede pasar mucho tiempo explorándola, sin duda.

Disponible en español y en inglés, este sitio web está pensado para proporcionar a los profesores material didáctico de todo tipo para después poder utilizarlo en clase, y organizar las clases de antemano con él.

Una herramienta de lo más interesante, ya que permite crear tus propios juegos y fichas para que después las utilices en clase. Otra web a la que merece la pena echar un vistazo.

Disponible en español y en inglés, y con una estética muy del gusto de los niños, navegando por esta web podemos encontrar una gran diversidad de juegos, personajes, vídeos y material didáctico.

¿Quién no quiere volver a su infancia durante unos minutos? En la página de Sesame Street te encontrarás con un montón de personajes entrañables y recursos para practicar el inglés, especialmente con los más peques.

También pensado para los más pequeños, y con una estética muy bonita y cuidada, es ideal para aprender el vocabulario básico. También tiene material para alumnos más mayores y de diferentes asignaturas.

En su web y en su canal de Youtube, podrás encontrar vídeos, actividades, ejercicios de todo tipo y una gran variedad de recursos que puedes utilizar después en clase.

En Kuaderno somos especialistas y profesionales en la enseñanza del inglés de una manera lúdica y divertida. Creemos que cada alumno es importante, y aplicamos métodos innovadores como la gamificación, para que los estudiantes aprendan jugando.

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10 RECURSOS PARA ENSEÑAR INGLÉS EN PRIMARIA

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10 RECURSOS PARA ENSEÑAR INGLÉS EN PRIMARIA Afortunadamente, cada día se le da más importancia en la educación a la enseñanza de los idiomas. Sin duda han de ser una parte fundamental en la formación de cualquier persona, y pueden abrir muchas puertas en el futuro, tanto profesionales como personales.

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Something about playing a game on an iPad can turn a simple series of math practice activities into a fun experience for students. The following five free iPad apps do a nice job of offering a fun way to develop and practice elementary level mathematics skills.

Sushi Monster is a free iPad game produced by Scholastic. The purpose of Sushi Monster is to provide a fun environment for students to practice their addition and multiplication skills. This is the premise of Sushi Monster; students feed their Sushi Monsters by correctly choosing two numbers that when added or multiplied result in the number that the monster wants to eat. When the monster has been fully fed students move on to feeding a new monster.

Fizzy's Lunch Lab Fresh Pick is a free iPad app from PBS Kids. The app is based on the popular PBS web series Fizzy's Lunch Lab. The purpose of the app is to challenge students' math and problem solving skills. The app contains eight challenges for students to try. Students can go through the challenges in any order that they like. The eight challenges for students are Buying Groceries, Grocery Mapping, Neighborhood Mapping, Pantry Hunt, Fizzy's Invention, Customer Change, Find Freddy, and Food Matcher.

IXL Math Practice is a free iPad app from the popular online math practice service, IXL. IXL Math Practice offers hundreds of math practice problems for students in Kindergarten through sixth grade. The practice problems are arranged according to grade level and mathematics skill. To find a set of practice problems students select their grade level then select a mathematics skill to practice. IXL Math Practice can be used without creating an IXL account by simply tapping "continue as guest" after opening the app. Guests can use the practice problems. However, guests cannot track their points or receive digital trophies for reaching points levels. Students who have IXL accounts (accounts are not free) can track their points and earn digital trophies.

Thinking Blocks is a series of free iPad apps based on the web tool of the same name. The apps are designed to help students develop models of word problems. In each of the apps students create block models to work through a series of progressively more difficult word problems. As students work through the problems they are provided with feedback as to whether or not they are using the correct sequence to solve each problem. There are templates and problems for addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, and ratios. You can find links to all of the apps on the Thinking Blocks site.

Fetch! Lunch Rush! is a neat use of augmented reality to create a mathematics lesson for young students. The free iPhone app (it also worked on my iPad 2) was developed by PBS Kids. The purpose of the app is to get kids moving about a room in search of numbers that are the correct answer to the questions posed to them on the app. Students read the arithmetic problem on the app then search out the correct answer. When they think they have found the correct answer they scan it with their iPhone or iPad to find out if they are correct or not.
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Five Free iPad Apps for Elementary School Math Practice

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July 6, 2014
Two days ago, a primary school principle emailed me asking for iPad app suggestions for primary students.As I was looking into my archive for previous lists I shared here I somehow stumbled upon this wonderful Symbaloo board created by Matt Gomez. This board contains almost all of the best iPad apps to use with elementary students. Needless to say that Gomez is also one of my trusted sources in Edtech and he has a great blog where he shares tips, tools, and apps to help teachers better integrate technology in their instruction.

From Educreations to Doodle Buddy, the apps covered in this Symbaloo board covers a wide variety of key literacy skills . I invite you to have a look and share with your colleagues. You can access the list from this link.

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July 6, 2014 Two days ago, a primary school principle emailed me asking for iPad app suggestions for primary students.As I was looking into my archive for previous lists I shared here I somehow stumbled upon this wonderful Symbaloo board created by Matt Gomez.

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Classify It! is a free iPad app designed to help elementary school and middle school students learn to classify plants and animals. In the app students are given a question and shown a selection of plants and animals. Respond to the question students have to correctly identify the plants and animals that answer the question. For example, on the second level of the game students are asked to identify the animals that are mammals and they then have to select the mammals from a gallery of pictures. If students need help understanding the question or prompt on a level, they can tap the question mark icon to receive a bit of clarification.

Creature Cards provide an incentive to students to complete each level of Classify It! with 100% accuracy. When students complete a level with 100% accuracy they receive Creature Cards. Creature Cards are essentially trading cards that feature a plant or animal picture along with some information about it. Students can make as many attempts as they need in order to complete a level with 100% accuracy.

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Classify It! - A Fun App for Learning to Classify Plants and Animals

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Classify It! is a free iPad app designed to help elementary school and middle school students learn to classify plants and animals. In the app students are given a question and shown a selection of plants and animals. Respond to the question students have to correctly identify the plants and animals that answer the question.

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March 6, 2016
After writing about iPad apps for elementary teachers, we are sharing with you today a list designed specifically for our colleagues teaching in high school. Of course there are tons of good educational iPad apps out there but limiting our list to only 10 titles forces us to selectively feature what we believe, based on our long app reviewing experience, are some of the best iPad apps for high school teachers. Have a look and, as always, your feedback is much appreciated. Enjoy

1- Socrative Teacher

'Engage, assess and personalize your class with Socrative! Educators can initiate formative assessments through quizzes, quick question polls, exit tickets and space races all with their Socrative Student app. Socrative will instantly grade, aggregate and provide visuals of results to help you identify opportunities for further instruction. Save time and visualize student understanding when it matters, now!'

2- Explain Everything

Explain Everything is an easy-to-use design, screencasting, and interactive whiteboard tool that lets you annotate, animate, narrate, import, and export almost anything to and from almost anywhere.

3- ClassDojo

'ClassDojo offers a beautiful classroom management platform for teachers to easily encourage any behavior or skill in the classroom and keep parents in the loop... ClassDojo helps teachers focus on positive feedback. Teachers can customize the behaviors or skills, such as "Working hard" and "Participating", and instantly award students in class Dojo points for doing the right thing.'

4- Haiku Deck

'Haiku Deck makes it a snap to create beautiful presentations that will wow your audience - whether you're pitching an idea, teaching a lesson, telling a story, or igniting a movement. Featured on the iTunes "New and Noteworthy" and"What's Hot" lists!'

5- Remind

'Remind (formerly Remind101) is a free, safe, and simple way for teachers to communicate with students and parents. Send updates, questions, and more to any device-students and parents can receive notifications by text message, on the app, on the web, and by email.'

6- iMovie

'With a streamlined design and intuitive Multi-Touch gestures, iMovie lets you enjoy your videos and tell stories like never before. Browse your video library, share favorite moments, create beautiful movies, and watch them on all your devices in iMovie Theater. And with the iMovie extension, it's fast and fun to make every video more memorable - right in the Photos app.'

7- iTunes U

'iTunes U provides everything an instructor needs to bring their classroom together on iPad - build lessons with apps and your own materials, collect and grade assignments from students, discuss one-to-one or in groups, and annotate PDF assignments.'

8- iBooks

'iBooks is an amazing way to download and read books. iBooks includes the iBooks Store, where you can download the latest bestselling books or your favorite classics - day or night. Browse your library on a beautiful bookshelf, tap a book to open it, flip through pages with a swipe or a tap, and bookmark or add notes to your favorite passages.'

9- Notability

'Students, teachers, and business professionals use Notability daily to take notes, sketch ideas, annotate PDFs, mark-up photos, record lectures, provide audio feedback and more. It is uniquely designed for each device to provide the best note taking experience at school, at home, and at work. And with iCloud, your notes are always up to date.'

10- Khan Academy

'Learn using videos, interactive exercises, and in-depth articles in math (arithmetic, pre-algebra, algebra, geometry, trigonometry, statistics, calculus, linear algebra), science (biology, chemistry, physics), economics, and even the humanities with playlists on art history, civics, finance, and more.'

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10 Key iPad Apps for High School Teachers

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Check out These Fun iPad Apps for Helping Young Students Learn About Coding, Logic, Math, & More!
Dr. Leslie Suters is a faculty member in the College of Education's Curriculum & Instruction Department at Tennessee Tech University. She will present the session "Coding for the Core: Using the iPad to Develop Computational Thinking and Mathematical Practices" at the 2015 Teaching and Learning with the iPad Conference this November in Raleigh, NC.
Yesterday we published the article, " Coding for the Common Core - Apps for Integrating Coding With Math and ELA ", in which we shared numerous programmable robots and insights and lesson plans that offer ideas for how they can be used in classrooms teaching various subjects.

Today, we share 15 different iPad apps (many of them are free!) that can help teach coding skills while reinforcing related skills like mathematics, logic, reading, and more! These apps are geared toward students of elementary through middle schools ages.

Come join Leslie Suters and hundreds of other educators at the 4th annual Teaching and Learning with the iPad conference!

Kelly Walsh is Chief Information Officer at The College of Westchester, in White Plains, NY, where he also teaches. In 2009, Walsh founded EmergingEdTech.com. He frequently delivers presentations and training on a variety of related topics at schools and conferences across the U.S. His eBook, the Flipped Classroom Workshop-in-a-Book is available here. Walsh became the Community Administrator for the Flipped Learning Network in June of 2016. In his "spare time" he also writes, records, and performs original music ... stop by kwalshmusic.com and have a listen! [Disclaimer: The opinions expressed here are my own, or those of other writers, and not those of my employer. - K. Walsh]

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Coding for the Common Core: 15 iPad Coding Apps for K-5+

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Dr. Leslie Suters is a faculty member in the College of Education's Curriculum & Instruction Department at Tennessee Tech University. She will present the session "Coding for the Core: Using the iPad to Develop Computational Thinking and Mathematical Practices" at the 2015 Teaching and Learning with the iPad Conference this November in Raleigh, NC.

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March 23, 2016
Kids learn better when they are engaged and one way to do so is through engaging them in entertaining educational games. This is especially the case with school subjects that are traditionally thought of as being challenging to kids learning, math is one them. In the list below, we curated for you four of the best educational math games you can use with your kids and elementary students to engage them in learning basic math skills in fun and entertaining ways.

1- Tic Tac Math Trilogy

Tic Tac Math Trilogy is an awesome game to engage your kids and students in learning basic math skills. The app offers three game modes: the basic math facts mode, the fractions mode, and the Algebra mode'. Each mode target specific math skills and concepts.

2- Math Doodles

This is an award winning math app. It provides an engaging way to brush up kids math skills. The app offers four main challenges each of which focuses on a particular math concept using a wide variety of math exercises and puzzles and all within 'a recreational math setting'.

3- Tower Math

This wonderful 3D math game engages kids in learning arithmetics in fun and entertaining ways. Kids job is to free the numbers possessed by evil wizards through building towers with magic powers. There are different levels of difficult in the game and for each level successfully completed kids get incentives in the form of medals in bronze, silver or gold.

4- Quick Math Jr

This is a great math app ideal for children aged 3-7. The app features nine games that are aligned with US Common Core. These games cover the foundational concepts of math including counting, addition, subtraction, and arithmetics. As kids play the games, the app automatically adapts levels of difficulty of the questions to suit the appropriate level of kids.

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4 Challenging Math Games to Enhance Kids Mathematical Skills (iPad apps)

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March 23, 2016 Kids learn better when they are engaged and one way to do so is through engaging them in entertaining educational games. This is especially the case with school subjects that are traditionally thought of as being challenging to kids learning, math is one them.

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by TeachThought Staff

As anyone with a toddler knows, iPads are addictive for children. They seem to have some sort of special radar that lets them know when an iDevice is within their reach, and they'll do anything they can to get their hands on them. Resistance is futile, but instead of lamenting excessive screen time, you can make your child's iPad addiction a productive one with educational apps, including those that promote early reading.

With these 20 apps, children can learn how to write letters, improve phonics fluency, and even write their own books. Read on to find the very best iPad apps for developing young readers, and feel free to share your own favorites in the comments.

1. Reading Raven is a beloved reading game app for the iPad. A favorite of teachers and even Apple staff, the Reading Raven is a fun reading adventure guide offering excellent features for kids, teaching phonological awareness, full sentences, and even printing skills.

2. There's so much to love about this reading app. Featuring characters that many kids already love from the SUPER WHY! TV show, children can choose from several different activities that develop their vocabulary, reading, and writing skills. Letter hunts, tracing letters, rhyming, and completing sentences are just a few of the ways kids are engaged in active reading development in this app.

3. With this app, kids can have fun learning phonetics and letter recognition. Even very young children love to see the animals, repeat their sounds, and learn their names.
This is a cross-post from content partners at onlinecollegecourses.com; image attribution flickr user apdk

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20 iPad Apps To Teach Elementary Reading

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by TeachThought Staff As anyone with a toddler knows, iPads are addictive for children. They seem to have some sort of special radar that lets them know when an iDevice is within their reach, and they'll do anything they can to get their hands on them.

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March 10, 2017
Looking for some very good iPad math apps to use with young learners ? The visual below has you covered. It features some of the popular titles to utilize with your kids to teach them basics of math and enhance their mathematical thinking. We invite you to check them out and share with us your feedback in our Facebook page.

Here are the links to the apps featured in this infographics:

2- Prodigy Math Game
3- Math Cards
4- Math Bingo
5- Mathmateer
6- Mickey's Magical Math World
7- Mad Math Lite
8- Monster Numbers
9- Math Bug Free
10- Tic Tac Math Trilogy

Sources:
http://www.educatorstechnology.com/search/label/iPad%20Math%20apps
https://edshelf.com/
https://itunes.apple.com/us/genre/ios-education/id6017?mt=8

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10 Very Good iPad Math Apps for Elementary Students

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March 10, 2017 Looking for some very good iPad math apps to use with young learners ? The visual below has you covered. It features some of the popular titles to utilize with your kids to teach them basics of math and enhance their mathematical thinking.

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May 19, 2017
A few weeks ago we started a section here in EdTech & mLearning dedicated entirely to iPad apps to use with elementary students; check it out to see the resources we have published so far. Today we are adding another useful resource featuring a number of interesting iPad apps to help young learners improve their spelling. These include engaging games and challenging activities to assist elementary students rapidly learn correct spelling and enhance their writing. Have a look at the titles we curated for you from iTunes App Store and share with us your feedback.

Links to the apps are under the visual.

1- Word Wagon
'Word Wagon is a fun, award-winning app teaching letters, phonics and spelling. Based on Common Core State Standards kids will learn letter names, sounds and spelling of 4 and 6 letter words. AGES: 2-6.'

2- Alpha Writer
'Utilizing fun and unique illustrations, your child will practice writing and reading, in a series of self-directed and engaging activities. Start with phonetics and then proceed to phonograms!'

3- Spellosaur
'Spellosaur makes learning their words more fun with a set of games to help progressively learn each spelling - listen and choose the correct word, complete the word by adding the missing letters, plus re-arrange the letters to make the word.'

4- Simplex Spelling Phonics
'Simplex Spelling is one of the best ways to improve English spelling and reading skills. Using a powerful combination of phonics lessons, spelling/word patterns, syllabication, our unique "reverse phonics" (phonics encoding) approach and contextually relevant spelling rules.'
5- Kids Learning
'Little Speller is an exciting interactive game that helps your child rapidly learn to read, write, and spell words all with just the touch of their finger. The interface is so easy to use that even a 9 month old baby will delight in moving their first letters around the page. Ideal for ages 0 to 6.'

6- Rocket Speller PLUS
'Kids join Zip the alien on an out-of-this-world spelling adventure to build a new rocket ship. They'll spell words to help him fly to 3 different planets and collect the rocket pieces he needs. The game ends when they launch their fancy new rocket into space and steer it through a short star-collecting mini-game.'
7- Simplex Spelling HD
'Simplex Spelling improves English spelling and reading skills in a fun and interactive way by combining a unique "reverse phonics" approach with contextually relevant spelling rules that explain why words are spelled in a particular manner. It works like a personal spelling coach with every word.'

8- Build A Word
'The underlying pedagogical methodology for this application is to teach students letters as well as to teach them how to combine letters into words. A student is offered either/both a visual prompt or/and audio prompt to "write" a word. The word is to be 'written' by dragging appropriate letters one at a time in the designated slot in the correct order. Success is rewarded by a short fun game.'

9- Spell + Friends
'Spell + Friends is the one app for school bees, regional bees, and for anyone aspiring to the highest ranks of the National Spelling Bee. It contains over 2,000 words in 3 categories with clear and crisp pronunciations, definitions and etymology.'

10- SpellBoard
'SpellBoard allows you to create any spelling quiz in any language. That's right, you could even use this for your Spanish class! SpellBoard adds fun activities to your custom spelling lists. Including Word Search, Word Scramble, Alphabetize, Word/Sentence Matching, and Missing Letter puzzles.'

11- Word Wizard
'Word Wizard offers several unique reading and spelling activities for children ages four to 10'
12- Happi & The Pirates
'Use your spell-power to uncover treasure chest keys. Rely on your deductive skills to unlock troves for the tools you need to search Pirate Island for clues to the final puzzle.'

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12 Useful Apps to Help Elementary Students Improve Their Spelling

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May 19, 2017 A few weeks ago we started a section here in EdTech & mLearning dedicated entirely to iPad apps to use with elementary students; check it out to see the resources we have published so far. Today we are adding another useful resource featuring a number of interesting iPad apps to help young learners improve their spelling.

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May 15, 2017
In response to a request from one of our readers, here is a collection of some of the best iPad apps you can use with your elementary students to introduce and teach them coding and programming. This selection is based on our previous reviews as well as on the popularity of these apps among teachers and educators. You can also check this infographic featuring 12 excellent books designed specifically to help kids in their code learning journey. Links of the apps are under the visual. Enjoy

'Award-winning coding curriculum for kids! Kodable is designed to teach computer science to elementary students grades K-5 (Ages 4-11).'
2- Hopscotch
'Learn to code by making things you enjoy playing. Our award-winning block-based language was built from the ground up to be used on your touchscreen iOS device. With Hopscotch, you get a blank canvas for your imagination, a community filled with inspiration, and an audience to begin using your products the moment you publish them'

3- Daisy the Dinosaur
'Learn the basics of coding with Daisy the Dinosaur...This free, fun app has an easy drag & drop interface that kids of all ages can use to animate Daisy and make her dance on their screen. Kids will intuitively grasp the basics of objects, sequencing, loops and events by solving this app's challenges.'

4- Lightbot Junior
'Lightbot Junior is specifically designed for ages 4-8, and is an easier version of the popular Lightbot: featuring a gentler learning curve and not-as-complex puzzles. You can play as Boybot or Girlbot as you solve puzzles that use game mechanics that are based on Computer Science ideas...'
5- ScratchJr
'With ScratchJr, young children (ages 5-7) learn important new skills as they program their own interactive stories and games.'

6- codeSpark Academy
'codeSpark Academy teaches the basics of computer programming through a variety of interactive learning activities including puzzles, games, step-by-step creative projects, game design and offline printables - all of which can be monitored by parents.'

7- Move The Turtle
'Move The Turtle is an educational application for iPhone and iPad that teaches children the basics of creating computer programs, using intuitive graphic commands.'
8- Cato's Hike: A Programming and Logic Odyssey
'Cato is a little boy who just like every little boy likes to go out and play. One fine day Cato was playing outside when a portal to another world opened up in front of him; a portal to another world...Stuck that is until he finally discovered the rules in this universe: by writing a program for himself he would be able to overcome all obstacles and learn something new along the way!'
9- Boogie Bot
'Boogie Bot is a fun and interactive learning app which will introduce kids to computer programming using Blockly - Google's visual programming language'

10- SpriteBox : Code Hour
'SpriteBox is a unique puzzle-platformer; a mix of exploration and learning to code...During your adventure, you'll learn to sequence commands, change parameters, debug faulty logic, and use simple to complex loops to solve problems.'
11- Robot School. Programming For Kids
'Robot School. Programming For Kids is a programming game suitable for children aged 7 and above. Try out free version of Robot School and get hooked into programming! '

'Tynker is the easiest way for kids to learn programming. Play fun puzzles to learn the basics and then create your own amazing games using over 100 step-by-step coding tutorials. Great for Hour of Code! Additional puzzle sets available as in-app purchases.'

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12 Good Coding Apps for Elementary Students

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May 15, 2017 In response to a request from one of our readers, here is a collection of some of the best iPad apps you can use with your elementary students to introduce and teach them coding and programming. This selection is based on our previous reviews as well as on the popularity of these apps among teachers and educators.