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ABC First Phonics-Word Families Lite (free) 1.99 full version
ABC Phonics Sight Words HD Lite (free)
ABC Alphabet Phonics- Lite (free) Innovative Investments Limited
Alphabet Car HD lite (free) $3.99 for full version
Sight Words List-Learn to Read Flash Cards & Games (free) Innovative Mobile Apps Ltd.
What Rhymes (Kindergarten.com) .99
My First Words Flashcards by Alligator Apps (free)
Vocabulary/Writing/Reference
Dictionary.com (needs wifi) Free
FreeSaurus (Thesaurus) Free (full version .99)
LikeItSounds! (.99) Homonyms
Blanks (Free) Kai Kunze (More Blanks 1.99)
Ad Libs (parts of speech) Lite (free)
Word Cub (free)
Rory's Story Cubes (story ideas) 1.99
Epic Citadel (dynamic fantasy setting) Free
WordFamilies Free
Fozy (word game) .99
Word Warp (word game) free (ad-free version .99)
Word Pops Free (ad-free version 1.99)
Word Bingo .99 (spelling)
Grammar Girl (1.99) or free from the iTunes Store under Podcasts
Fluency
Verbally (Free)
Dragon Dictation (Free)
Dragon Search (Free)
iTalk Recorder (Free)
Talking Tom (Ben, Gina, Talking Rex,etc) Free
Speak It! $1.99
Comprehension
MiniMod Reading for Details Lite by E. Skills Learning, LLC ($3.99) full version 8.99 MiniMod Reading for Inferences Lite by E. Skills Learning, LLC ($3.99) full version 8.99 Question Builder by Mobile Education Tools ($3.99) DriversEd by DriversEd.com (free) all 50 states' handbooks-built in quizzes
Not a specific app, but teacher Marilyn Williams shares: "I don't have a specific app for this but I've had good success in taking stories, uploading them to Garage Band, splitting tracks and embedding comprehension questions or reading strategy reminders. Once that's done, I export them into iTunes and then just upload them to the iPods. If you have an iPod Touch, you can also add the text by using the Lyrics option. It's some work up front but once they're done, they're always available. Teachers could collaborate on creating these, too. You can really differentiate for your students and create specific learning opportunities based on students' needs."
Digital Storytelling
Toontastic .99
Puppet Pals (Free)
Strip Designer $2.99
iMovie $4.99
Reel Director $1.99
Pictello $14.99 (!)
Interactive Books/Book Readers
Dr. Suess -Various Stories ($3.99 ea.)
A Present for Milo (.99)
Grimm's Rapunzel-3D Interactive Pop Up Book ($3.99)
Britannica Kids: Volcanoes ($4.99)
CK12 epub textbooks-California initiative. Completely customizable (find through iBooks)
iBooks w/built in dictionary and access to Project Gutenberg (books in the public domain) iPods/iPads also include voice-over option (found in settings)
Kindle (Amazon Books) Free
Nook (Barnes & Noble Books) Free
MindMapping
IdeaSketch (free)
SimpleMind+ (free)
iBrainstorm (free)
Organizational/Study
Side by Side (Browser w/notes) Free (pro version $1.99)
Sundry Notes (Free) pro version $2.99
My Homework (Free)
iFlash Free
Mental Case Classroom Edition (Free) a bit "techy" to set up flashcard archives
T Chart (simple pros/cons) Free
Red:Green (Free)
Spelling for iPhone (or iPad) includes audio recording & test scoring capability (.99)
Khan Academy Podcasts (Many also available as iPod Apps) Currently, most of these are math and science based, but more curriculum areas are being added regularly.
from Shelly Terrell who teaches young English language learners between 5 to 10 years-old. She's found that her iPhone as one of the best tools to help improve their English and motivate them to speak English outside the classroom.
An Australian, Greg O'Connor, shares a nicely organized charts of apps for literacy including apps for reading support, writing support, reference, study and organizational and OCR (optical character recognition). The charts include app prices in Australian dollars and Greg's comments as to how well they worked. Greg has been actively involved in supporting the learning of people with diverse learning needs for 29 years. During this time he has worked as a classroom teacher, school executive, district consultant and regional manager with the New South Wales Department of Education and Training. Greg’s areas of interest and expertise include supporting people with complex needs, challenging behaviours and autism, and literacy support technologies for people with learning disabilities. He is passionately committed to the use of assistive and instructional technologies to support the learning of ALL students in school and post school settings. Greg is the Education Services Manager at Spectronics.
A Google Doc handout (for MN educators' conference) was created by Linda Potts, (Inver Grove Heights Community Schools) Jonathan Campbell, Bridget Gilormini (PACER Simon Technology Center) in April 2011. It includes lists of apps for five areas of literacy including Phonemic Awareness, Phonics, Vocabulary, Fluency, and Comprehension. Also included are apps they recommend for book reading, text to speech, and audio books.
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