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Listenwise | Listening Comprehension Matters

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Listening comprehension matters | Listenwise

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Explore the best podcast lessons for grade-level rigor. Curriculum aligned lessons with literacy & language supports, great for English Learners. Free sign up!

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Keynote for Mac, iOS, and iCloud lets you make dazzling presentations. Anyone can collaborate - even on a PC. And it's compatible with Apple Pencil.

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Students can personalize avatars and create fun animated talking video presentations for school projects. Give students a new way to express themselves.

Designed for schools based on feedback from teachers on our popular app 3D Avatar Creator - BuddyPoke. This is the best application in the App Store for avatar-based language arts and storytelling.

* No ads. No in-app purchases. Safe for kids.
* Create a cast of avatar characters from thousands of appearance options.
* Record avatar videos in a simple and fun way for your class projects.
* Express yourself. Tell stories.
* Create pictures to use in your stories.
* Make avatar music videos by loading songs from your iTunes music collection.

Tips:
* Record your videos in a quiet setting for the best looking mouth animation.
* To make and edit avatars: click the icon in the top left corner with the pencil.
* To pose your avatar: click the icon with the buddy that has arms out stretched (middle left).
* To add text: click the A.
* To add music from your iTunes music collection: click the microphone toggle button.
* To change the length of your videos touch the 1:00 multiple times to select a video length in seconds up to 5 minutes.
* You can select a pose and then change the face by clicking on the eye icon.

Version 1.0.6

My School Avatar now fully supports iOS 12. Fixed user interface bugs on older devices. Improved performance and responsiveness. Fixed audio bugs.

Cool but has some problems

First of,the textures are small and I have to sized them,second off all, the pictures are chopped off you CANNOT even see halfway of the avatars! Third, there is NO instruments,NO animals costumes and i have to make more space for new avatars! NOT like the Buddypoke I had FIRST! But it's cool,they had more movement,more dance, they have bear ears! So maybe I rather give this a 4 star,anyway THIS IS AWESOME! ❤️💖💞💓💘💝💙💜💛💚🖤💕❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Game is awesome, but there is a problem.

In the old version of MySchoolAvatar, you could put more characters in the scene you were making, there were more background options, and it had more eye, mouth, shoes, and other options for your characters. But now, you can only put 1 character in the scene your making, there are less eye, mouth and backround options. The only app I could find close to the old version is PaperChibiLite. However the game is really good and cute. But please make an update where you can put more characters in the scene, there are more backround options, more eye and mouth options, and you can have animal suits too! (Please reply!)

It's decent but..

On July 19th, 2017. I decided to play this game because I thought it's cute and stuff. However, there's a problem. Whenever I enter texts or emojis, it appears to decrease on size, but decrease, I mean shrink. And it's also on the corner whenever I enter the text or emoji. I like it but yeah, I'm gonna give this game a 3 stars because it's decent but yeah. The game's not bad but I think you could fix that. (Hopefully.) It would be nice if you could, if not, I'm fine. I don't hate it. But it's still decent.

Please update to the latest version? It is fixed now.

The developer, BuddyPoke, has not provided details about its privacy practices and handling of data to Apple. For more information, see the developer's privacy policy.

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The developer will be required to provide privacy details when they submit their next app update.

Information

Compatibility

iPhone

Requires iOS 9.0 or later.

iPad

Requires iPadOS 9.0 or later.

iPod touch

Requires iOS 9.0 or later.

Mac

Requires macOS 11.0 or later and a Mac with Apple M1 chip or later.

Languages

English, Arabic, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Hindi, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Kazakh, Korean, Malay, Norwegian Bokmål, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Swedish, Tagalog, Thai, Traditional Chinese, Turkish

Age Rating

4+, Made for Ages 9-11

Family Sharing

Up to six family members can use this app with Family Sharing enabled.

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Browse our free collection of reading passages in all literary and nonfiction genres for grades 3-12.

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When we created PicCollage, we thought it would mainly be used as a digital alternative to scrap-booking, allowing users to capture their memories in unique, creative ways. But pretty quickly, we began seeing teachers from all over the world sharing their students' PicCollage projects across social media and we realized what a great tool we'd created for the classroom! Since then, we've worked to make PicCollage classroom-friendly by adding school settings and even developing PicCollage for Kids, which can be used by kids of any age. Recently, we chatted with teachers from all over about how they use PicCollage in creative ways in the classroom to bring their lessons to life.

Stephanie Laird, an Instructional Coach at Mitchellville Elementary in Iowa started using PicCollage three years ago as a way for students to document their learning and demonstrate their understanding. Today, she works with teachers and students to incorporate PicCollage into their teaching and learning. She says, "I have worked with students from preschool through fifth grade who use PicCollage to share their ideas and voice with the world. The finished PicCollage product varies, but no matter the grade level, students are able to move from being consumers to creators."

How do the students respond to the app? "They love PicCollage! It is an intuitive tool that they are able to independently use on their tablets. They also love how easy it is to share their finished collages with others via their blogs, portfolios, or Twitter."

Stephanie finds that pairing PicCollage with other tech tools (including ThingLink, QR Codes, and Adobe Voice) allows students to enhance the images they've taken by adding their voice or other media. For example, when students are learning about a historical figure or event, they can create a PicCollage of photos related to the topic, and then narrate over it.

You can follow Stephanie on Twitter at @LairdLearning or on her blog.

Heidi Samuelson, a fourth grade teacher in the Bartlett City Schools near Memphis, Tennessee, says PicCollage " quickly became one of my students most favorite apps to create posters and smash together with other apps to share the learning!"

For one project, her "'Student on Watch' took photos during an author visit then uploaded them to PicCollage to create a poster to share. The completed poster was uploaded to Seesaw and then shared on our class Twitter account. "PicCollage is such a versatile and easy to manuever app!"

You can follow Heidi on Twitter (@swampfrogfirst) and Instagram (@swampfrogs) account as well as her awesome blog.

Jennifer Sanders, a first grade teacher at Merritt School in Elk City, Oklahoma, says,"I began using PicCollage in the classroom about 3 years ago when my school went 1-1 with iPads. I love how PicCollage allows me to create collages of special events, class lessons, fun experiments, and even recess fun." In addition to sharing student collages on SeeSaw, Jennifer also sends special collages via text to individual parents (you know they love that! :)).

Here's a great example of how her students used PicCollage to create a "book report" (and the adorable video she created to assign the project). Follow her on Twitter at @kinderjenni.

Kristen Wideen, Instructional Coach in Windsor, Ontario Canada, has used PicCollage for over two years and even wrote a book on how to meaningfully incorporate iPads into teaching! She and her co-author Karen Lirenman noticed that their students gravitated toward a few simple, creative apps, including Pic Collage, to show what they had learned. Innovate with iPad: Lessons to Transform Learning in the Classroom highlights 5 apps and includes them in the lessons that are in the book.

Kristen says, "I first started using PicCollage in 2014 in my 2nd grade classroom. I was looking for an app that was easy enough for my students to use independently and a way to take pictures of their work to upload to their personal blogs. Students were able to take pictures of their math manipulatives showing different concepts and then were able to explain their thinking using the text option."

She appreciates how PicCollage allows even the youngest learners to create shareable photo collages by importing images to meet a specific learning purpose. Once they've selected their photos, "my students easily manipulate the images' size and positioning, placing images randomly in the collage or fitting them in a layout template. My students can also add text in a variety of colours and fonts." She notes that she uses PicCollage a lot with curriculum based scavenger hunts, where students look for 3D shapes and simple machines around the school playground. They've also taken pictures of their lunches and categorized them by "healthy" and "not healthy." "The ideas and ways you can use PicCollage are endless!"

You can follow her on Twitter (@mrswideen) or her blog.

If you're a teacher who loves using PicCollage in the classroom, we'd love to see what you and your students create! Comment below to tell us what you're working on!

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Teacher Talk: PicCollage in the Classroom

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When we created PicCollage, we thought it would mainly be used as a digital alternative to scrap-booking, allowing users to capture their memories in unique, creative ways. But pretty quickly, we began seeing teachers from all over the world sharing their students' PicCollage projects across social media and we realized what a great tool we'd created for...

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DRAW: Be creative!
- 27 crayons, 27 paint brushes, and 27 colored pencils
- 150+ stickers with animals, food, cars, letters, and much more
- Rainbow and glow-in-the-dark crayons!
- 32 papers and 22 patterns
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TELL: Create a story.
- Talk about your drawing or tell a story
- Move the stickers as you talk
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- Save your drawings and recordings to share with friends

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

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The best way for kids to learn to read is by writing, Learn to read by writing - Writereader

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Simply take any photo, draw a line to make a mouth, and record your voice. Then share your Pix with friends and family as silly greetings, playful messages, creative cards, or even fancy book reports. And best of all, it's FREE! AGES: 6-12.

"ChatterPix Kids" does not collect any personal information or include sharing features.

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Simply take any photo, draw a line to make a mouth, and record your voice. Then share your Pix with friends and family as silly greetings, playful messages, creative cards, or even fancy book reports. And best of all, it's FREE! AGES: 6-12. "ChatterPix Kids" does not collect any personal information or include sharing features.

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‎*App Store - Best of 2014* Write, direct, and star in your own TV show with TeleStory! From the creators of Toontastic (iTunes Hall of Fame, NY Times "Top 10 iPad Apps"), TeleStory takes you behind the scenes to create and broadcast your own TV show!

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Using Educational Technology 21st century support for English learners

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Educator ToolkitUsing Educational Technology - 21st Century Supports for English Learners This toolkit was pr...

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Students read, take quizzes and also write about what they read. Free!

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I've used Whooo's Reading with my middle school students for just over a year now and absolutely love it! My students keep track of their independent reading and answer questions/take quizzes during class time. I can adjust the question level to differentiate for my lower readers, can set goals for students, and reward students who go beyond the requirements.