Take a Musical Mathematical Adventures with Adamup. We are 2 musical teachers who have developed a free Primary and SEN maths music resource (www.adamup.co.uk). Songs are centred around an alien called Adam Up who uses a magic calculator to solve various mathematical problems. Bearded ‘Number Crunchers’ pop out of the calculator and sing tricks and concepts using memorable, thematic, simple and catchy songs. We are still in the editing process but have lots of songs available in video/audio form. To be honest, we are looking for global domination and therefore trying to build up as many users/followers as we can before the final product comes out. Please take a look and befriend us at: Website- www.adamup.co.uk Twitter – #adamup_maths Facebook - 355014687936040?
Youtube – search for ‘Samuel Kordan’ Please spread the word and get in touch to discuss ‘what went well’ and ‘even better ifs’. Guest Blogger. 5 Fun Free iPad Math Game Apps. These free apps offer fun ways for elementary/primary grade students to practice their math fundamentals.
We checked out a bunch of free math games for the iPad that can help younger students reinforce their math basics, focusing only on those rated 4 stars or better. There are quite a few of these. As of this morning, there were 92 apps that come up by searching the App Store for “math games” that are free and have ratings of 4 or higher. We ranked them by popularity and then tried a bunch of the popular ones, looking for apps that provide good functionality for free (as opposed to the many ‘free’ apps that are really just teases to buy a full version). Here are five that we liked (some of these do have fuller versions or companion apps that you have to pay for, but the free versions here offer useful gaming without requiring registration or fees).
Math Puppy (link here): This app has 2 games and a calculator. Do you have some favorite free math apps you can share with us? 10 Maths Apps for 2013. Here is a collection of the ten most popular and used Maths apps by myself , my boys and teachers at my school.
Therefore this is not just a copy and paste of details from the app store, these apps have been road tested in the home and/or the classroom. Little Digits – Cowley Owl – £1.49 An innovative way to aid children as they learn to count with their fingers. Quite simply, however many of your ten fingers you place on your iPad that is the number shown and spoken back to you. Download it from here. What Time is it Mr Wolf? I have found children in Key Stage 1, Foundation Stage and older children enjoy this app. Children to read the time by matching words with clocks. Download it from here Number Bonds Pro – Frogmeleon – £0.69 Just like quick recall of multiplication tables, a sound working knowledge of number bonds gives children the building blocks for tackling more complex computations. Download it from here MultiFlow – Dactyl Applications – £1.49 Download it from here need to work on. Thursday Tech Tip: Another App Update : EA PreK-2nd Technology. After returning from spring break, I wanted to share some new apps that I had a chance to explore.
Although they could work across multiple grades, I chose one per grade that I think would be particularly suited to our Pre-K through 2nd students. Check them out and let me know what you think! Jump To: Futaba (Pre-K) Futaba is a unique app because it is designed to engage multiple children at once and it allows you to create your own content that is tailored to your classroom and your students’ needs. Each game contains visual images and audio. Back to Top Toontastic (Kindergarten) Toontastic is an easy-to use animation app that allows students to create and animate a story using their voices and a variety of built-in scenes and characters.
Our Kindergarten students have been using Toontastic throughout their current unit on dinosaurs to capture their learning and explore the parts of a story. Beluga Maths (1st Grade) Kids’ Vocab (2nd Grade)