This app is from Alligator Apps. To make learning the Fry Words fun, simple, and easy, the word list has been broken down into sets of 10. Your child can practice with the word being read to them and as they become more confident that feature can be shut off. Try the game mode too!
This app is available for both the iPhone and the iPad.
Help Aesop the Ant read through the stories. Be sure to pay close attention while reading because there are clues in the stories that will help him along his quest. This is a learning game where the player must remember elements of a story to complete a level. The game uses reading comprehension to develop cognitive reading skills. The game engages children in a hands-on learning process, implementing kinesthetic learning. The game incorporates reading comprehension based upon excerpts from grade-appropriate reading materials. The recommended graded level are as follows:Level One: 2nd gradeLevel Two: 3rd gradeLevel Three: 4th gradeLevel Four: 5th gradeLevel Five: 6th grade. This app is free.
Students enjoy the activities that are on this website on the Smartboard here at school but can also be accessed on your home computers. You will find a link to this site on the right side of this page. Resources are organized by subject, age group and category to make them easy for you to find.
Check out the new math link on the right side of the page, Sheppard Math Practice. It is a fun way to practice math facts both in the timed and the ‘relaxed’ mode. There is that and much, much more! Check it out…
Rocket Math is a free math app for children of all ages. Children are able to practice basic mathematic skills, work on telling time, handling money and identifying three-dimensional shapes. This practice is done in a game like way. As the students successfully complete math problems, they earn virtual money. That money can then be used to build a personalized rocket ship! This one offers a great mix of play, and learning, all in one.
Please check out the new link MATH VIRTUAL MANIPULATIVES on the right side of this page. Click on the picture in the box in the pre-k-2 column. You will find lots of great learning opportunities and practice for skills that are being taught in the classroom.
The Everyday Math apps are designed to give students in kindergarten through sixth grade a quick and easy way to practice and reinforce different math concepts. Kids can practice multiplication, brush-up on fractions, review number line skills and more with this collection of apps.
Each app is $1.99 and is just like the games students are playing at school! Click on the name of the app to be taken to more info.
Everyday Mathematics Monster Squeeze – Learn number line concepts and number comparisons as players try to identify a secret number on the number line.
Everyday Mathematics Tric Trac – Practice addition facts with this one or two person game.
Everyday Mathematics Addition Top-It – Practice basic addition facts from zero to ten
Everyday Mathematics Subtraction Top-It – Practice and reinforce 2-digit subtraction and number comparisons.
Everyday Mathematics Name That Number – Create equations using addition, subtraction, multiplication and division to equal a specified number.
Everyday Mathematics Equivalent Fractions - Players must identify cards with equivalent fractions. When cards are matched, they disappear and points are awarded. The game ends when all cards are matched or no more matches can be made.
Everyday Mathematics Divisibility Dash – This games helps kids learn to recognize multiples and divisors. The more multiples they get correct, the more points they get.
Everyday Mathematics Baseball Multiplication 1-6 Facts – Kids will learn and/or review multiplication facts for one through six.
Everyday Mathematics Beat the Computer Multiplication – Study basic multiplication facts from zero to ten.
Comprehension is the understanding and interpretation of what is read. To be able to accurately understand written material, children need to be able to (1) decode what they read; (2) make connections between what they read and what they already know; and (3) think deeply about what they have read. How did the writer help you know …?
This simple app allows you to use base ten blocks in the form of ones, tens, and hundreds to aid in solving addition and/or subtraction problems. This app is by Elementary Connection and is only $0.99. Click on the image to go directly to more information about this app.
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