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This is great for teaching the sequence of numbers. For older kids it can teach sequence of decimals and fractions, but for our JKrs, it introduces whole numbers on a number line in a visually

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Motion Math, the pioneer of intuitive and interactive mobile math games, is launching Motion Math Zoom for the iPad. The game innovatively teaches children "place value," a fundamental concept underlying children's mental computation, numerical estimation and quantitative judgment. Motion Math Zoom engages children by connecting the intuitive gesture of pinching on a touchscreen to zooming in and out of the number line.

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Splash: Underwater Sanctuary Trailer 2016

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Download FREE for iOS and Android here: http://platform.runawayplay.com/splash/api/store As a reef caretaker, the fate of a vibrant and diverse ecosystem is in your hands. With the population of the ocean dwindling, you must raise and release a multitude of species to repopulate and fill it with life.

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This is a SUPER cool app that allows students the chance to build and care for their own virtual ocean world. It is on all the JK iPads and is both simple to use for our early learners, as well as robust enough to allow our learners to grow with it to build even more!

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Fishy Paint is an app on JK iPads that allow students the chance to not just paint fish and put them into their own digital aquarium, but they can also record their voice overtop and change the movement of the swimming fish with the touch of their finger. They can even add a photo of their head onto a divers body so it looks like they are swimming in the aquarium!

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This is both an app and a site that both contain a number of activities for both emergent readers who are practicing letter sounds, as well as for those students who are already beginning their journey into reading.

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This is both a site as well as an app that is on our students' iPads. BrainPop Jr. could really live in any category on this tech menu as it contains videos and interactive lessons across the academic spectrum. However, the resources surrounding social studies are particularly useful as it provides one more source of student friendly information about a range of research topics.

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Pretty straight forward with what it does, but as to what sets it apart from other similar apps, you can record your own voice reading words that you plug in to make personalized lists.

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For readers who are just beyond CVC, this app involves the added lure of unlocking doors to work through mysteries, all while attacking words phonetically.

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This app is a nice opportunity for JK and SK emergent readers to get a sense of word families, CVC combinations, rhyming patterns and more... There are other apps like it, but this has a nice interface that has been successful with many of our early readers.

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While this app only contains 800 titles as opposed to EPIC's library of 30,000, it has one very important feature that separates itself. With the read-alouds, the words that are read are highlighted along the way. This can have a "follow the bouncing ball" effect for the young reader who can now track in a way that helps them with pronunciation, diction, and fluency.

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While there are a few apps out there that operate as movable digital letter tiles, this app has one feature that no other similar app has. You can import your own words so you can create different words to practice for different children. The voice is a bit animitronic and botches the pronunciation of some words, but the ability to plug in your own words (such as to match a current integrated unit) makes it a solid choice for word building.

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Because you can adjust the settings in Letter School to "Handwriting Without Tears" (or other programs) it is a slightly better alternative to HWT's own app, Wet Dry Try. It is recommended that beyond the first weeks of JK, students have use a stylus to better reinforce pencil grip at the same time of letter formation

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This is a "go to" app for digital drawing and creating. It is an especially strong tool for "app smashing" between other apps such as book creator.  It is a great beginner tool for JK and SK but can also work for students who want to do more as you can draw/mark right on photos, tell stories, label etc...

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Various levels allow young students (ideal for JK, SK, and grade 1) to establish solid foundations in number bonding.

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Great app that for younger jk students contains early levels that help build number sense through pictorial and digit representations

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Motion Math: Wings - a fun math game for mastering multiplication

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Motion Math: Wings is a fun math game for iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch. Try it for free at http://bit.ly/mmwings. The game helps players understand the concept of multiplication. There's great rewards, six visual forms of multiplication, cool graphics, and hours of learning and fun. For more information, visit www.motionmathgames.com

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Great for reinforcing the relationship between gears and movement, body parts, and design

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Wonderopolis is a great site for students to explore independently, or as a class "warm-up" as it rotates a new thought provoking question a day. There is a ton of information, videos, etc... on a huge range of topics.

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Matholia pairs extremely well with Singapore Math and has a robust set of tools for students to practice bar modeling, geometry, etc...

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While Google Earth has been around for a while now, the recent updates are really eye popping. The possibilities with which you can use Google Tour Builder alone make it a very powerful tool in teaching social studies and geography.

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360Cities is a free catalogue of 360 Photos and Videos from around the world. THOUSANDS of pictures that students can immerse themselves in with or without VR headsets. Check out a few of the many ancient greek sites the 5th graders could explore. Best of all, this resource can be paired with CoSpaces as the images are free for the students to use.

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This resource, Epic, is a digital library of over 30,000 books, free to educators where students can keep a bookshelf of fiction and nonfiction. Excellent extra option for research resources, as well as for igniting an interest in pleasure reading. I am happy to set this up for you and your class if you are interested in using it.

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Apps and sites that both cultivate abstract understanding of math concepts, as well as those that boost rapid recall of arithmetic

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           Social Studies/History/Geography

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Maps, 360-degree videos and photos, virtual field trips, links to digital resources for exploring both the physical world, and its tapestry of human culture, and more...

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Opportunities practicing the art of writing, links to digital graphic organizers, digital literary magazines and contests, picture prompts for writing exercises, and more...