Math Apps:
- Math on the Tree - A really nice app specially designed for kids above 18 months old. The little squirrel will teach your kids to learn addition and subtraction. (Hey..you have to start somewhere!)
- Math Order HD - train mathematical order of operations on your iPad. Choose whether to allow division, negative answers and even use a timer to see how many exercises you can solve in a certain amount of time. 5 levels of difficulty
- Numeracy Skills - Students learn basic math facts. Students have pictures to count and match to numbers.
- Math Bingo - Students play bingo with math facts and their answers. Users choose from all operations of math and three different levels.
- Cloud Math - Students practice basic math facts.
- Math Tappers - This is a game that helps students make sense of addition and subtraction.
- Math Tappers Clockmaster - This is a game that works on learning to read analog clocks.
- Counting Bills and Coins - Students count and match bills and coins. They also work on making change.
- Jungle Time - Students set the analog or digital clocks to show a given time. Can also set the time intervals.
- Magic Abacus - Allows students to interact with the Asian calculating tool.
- ArithFit - The app allows students to practice math facts but also presents a puzzle concept to the practice that is engaging for individuals of all ages.
- Tangram XL - Allows students to manipulate pieces of tangram puzzles and track the amount of time required to complete each.
- Fractions apps: Students get to make interactive fractions using things like a pizza or candy bar. There are options to practice equalities or math arithmetic.
- Number Line - Students learn about fractions, decimals, and percents by ordering them on a number line.
- Geometry Stash - Provides a reference for geometric theories.
- MyCalculator Pro - Acts as a graphing calculator and allows students to save their work.
- FlashMath - Students can practice math skills ranging from simple math facts to more complicated multiplication and division.
- Mathemagics - Users learn tricks/strategies for mental math.
Social Studies Apps:
- United States Puzzle Map - Students drag and drop states into the correct location on the map.
- World Countries (FREE) - This has trivia and facts about all the countries. Students can take quizzes on the countries, capitals, flags, and maps.
- MyCongress (FREE) - Locate congress members, track their news, videos, and twitter feeds, and contact congressman.
- Constitution (FREE) - Allows user to search for specific information within the document. Contains biographical information of those who signed the original document.
- WORLD BOOK - This Day in History (FREE) - Users are able to access historical information for a given day of the year. Also contains photos, speeches, and national anthems from around the world.
- International Diplomacy and World Facts
- Manual for the United States of America - Provides copies of America's Founding Documents.
- History: Maps of World
- History: Maps of US
Science Apps:
- GoSkyWatch Planitarium (FREE) - Real life display of sky just by holding divice up at night. Also has over 200 pictures of planets and deep sky objects.
- Star Walk - Helps you find stars, constellations and planets.
- Periodic Table of the Elements (FREE) - Allows students to select a chemical attribute and chart color codes to show different elements in regards to that trait. App has multiple interactive functions.
- Video Science (FREE) Application shows videos of science experiments.
- Molecules - (FREE) - Users view and manipulate three-dimensional molecules.
OTHER: Still loving Whiteboard Lite: Collaborative Drawing (FREE) It's pretty awesome. Check it out!
Have a Great Day Everyone. Hope you enjoyed this list and can add to it. I was just asked if these are available for iTouch and some are. Others were just available for the iPad. Thanks!
Pam
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