Tracey

iPad apps assignment Tracy Wintermote 1. Doodle Critter Math: Shapes $.99. Teaches math shapes and their properties. Children are able to play with constructing shapes. I would have children take turns at play time. 2. Tap A Tune Free. Fun musical app with animals. I would use it for my 4k students. 3. Preschool and Kindergarten Learning for girls and boys. Free. Ages 5 and under. Students develop reading, writing and spelling skills. 4. Brain Pop Jr. Free. Ages 6-8. Educational videos by different categories such as science, health, reading, writing, social studies, math, arts and technology. I would preview some of the videos to use with my 4k students since the recommendation is for older children than I teach. 5. Leo's Pad: Preschool learning Series. Free. Ages 5 and under. It has animated stories and students use problem solving skills. I would use it with my 4k students and my son. 6. Dozer Creek. Free. Ages 5 and under. Children set up construction site and watch it work. I will use it for my son first to see how long of a turn children would need to set up their construction site. Then I would use it for construction unit with my students. 7. Kids Academy 1 2 3 Tracing. Free. Students learn how to write numbers correctly by using cute bugs to show writing direction. 8. ABC Mouse Music Videos. It has alphabet music videos. Free. However you only get a few letters free. Then you can earn tickets by watching the videos to get the rest of the alphabet. I would use it as a transition in my class. 9. Caboose Express: Patterns and Sorting. Free. Patterns and sorting for preschool children. The review says you have to pay for the full version. I would use it in my classroom. If part of it was worth it, I would consider buying the rest. 10. Kids learning Program. Free. Ages 5 and under. You can get a report card of child's learning. It has 60+ games and interactive books. I would use it in my classroom. Personal apps 1. Jaime Oliver's recipes. Free. 2. Pandora. Free. Music. Can pay to get unlimited and no commercials. 3. Apps Gone Free. Free. Gives daily free apps that normally cost money. They are only free for the day. They range from adult and kids games, photography and lifestyle. 4. Pinterest. Free. Lifestyle grouping, sharing app. <span style="background-color: #ffffff; color: #383d48; font-family: 'Helvetica Neue',Helvetica,Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 13.333333969116211px;">5. Podcasts. Free. Listen to podcasts about any topic.