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Recent Posts After struggling along with our spotty internet connection, these past few weeks have made it clear that I simply can’t continue blogging until our new high speed satellite is installed. Our connection has been so poor that most of the day I’m unable to even check email let alone get the blog to load. I apologize for...teachwithyouripad - Blooms Taxonomy with Apps
After seeing the chart on of Bloom's Taxonomy on bloomsapps , I thought I could make a more thorough table. I like the headings that were used in the chart. Using new knowledge.Does your child get his b’s and d’s mixed up? How about her p’s and q’s? LetterReflex provides a fun way to help overcome common letter reversals. The first activity, Tilt It, uses kinesthetic learning to teach left from right. The second activity, Flip It, allows them to practice what they learned while honing their letter discrimination skills.
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Science apps are the most abundant in iTunes. There are several solar systems, and periodic table. If you search science in iTunes, you will find pages. The only thing science apps are missing is a projection app. Here is a couple of videos of science apps being used.Description This is a standard periodic table of the elements - a necessity for anyone interested in or even exposed chemistry. However, the version differs in that instead of cramming all the information for an element into one little square, you can select a chemical attribute and have the entire chart color coded to plainly show how the different elements vary with regard to the selected trait.
Periodic Table of the Elements for iPad on the iTunes App Store
Get more from your iPad by digging deeper into its default apps and unleash the extra features in its operating system. Like the iPhone before it, the iPad is an incredibly versatile device that can enhance your life in many different ways. If you fancy a trip to the cinema, you can use your iPad to discover the time and location of the next bus, watch a trailer to see what film looks good and even make a cinema booking. Your iPad empowers you by giving quick access to information. Indeed, if you leave home without it you’ll feel cut off from the rest of the world! All iPads behave identically when you first get them out of the box, but that’s no reason for us to use our gadgets in the same way as everyone else.
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Reading Trainer - This app teaches you how to train your eyes and brain to read and comprehend text faster. Think of it as exercise for your reading skills. Alge-Bingo - Develop your algebraic equation solving skills through playing a Bingo game. This game takes you step by step through the process of learning how to solve the most basic equation up through multiple-step equations.
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Using the iPad with Middle School Students | iPad in Schools
How might students use the iPad? The following reflections come from a middle school teacher in a blog post he made (after giving his iPad to some students and getting their input/opinion). In his previous post he was commenting about how the iPad had changed his life and wondered: So now I wonder, if this has really changed my game, how might it change the game for a student who is able to go through the school day with it? One-to-one initiatives are popping up all over (finally), and the iPad may be one solution for students. An iPad is a consumption device more than a creation device (we still need laptops or desktops), but the types of input and resources available make it a real possibility for student use.(Click on any image on this post to see it full size.) This is a cross post that I started on my blog as a plan for using 12 iPads in the Fall of the 2010-11 school year with my middle school Science classes. I teach three 6th grade classes and two 8th grade classes. Here's what I'm planning to use on the 12 iPads. On the bottom dock of the main screen, next to the Safari, Mail and iPod links, I've placed a link to my 6th grade Moodle page , a link to my 8th grade Moodle page and a link to our classblogmeister blogs. Students can access my Moodle documents and links and resources as well as their blog accounts.

