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Showing posts with label ipad apps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ipad apps. Show all posts
Saturday, February 26, 2022
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Monday, February 24, 2020
Khan Academy Kids
Khan Academy Kids is a fantastic FREE app for young learners. Embedded in the app are opportunities to create, as well as books, educational videos and engaging learning games that meet both math and ELA standards. If used purposefully and tied to content, this would be a great option for stations/centers in your classroom.
Monday, February 17, 2020
Weekly Tech-y News: Feb 17th-21st

Click above to view larger, and check out this Flipgrid for a tutorial on how we created the Kindness animations in Keynote!
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reading,
seesaw,
Valentine's Day,
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Saturday, February 1, 2020
iPad Apps
Did you know the BPS TIS website has a resource site dedicated to iPads? Full of tips & tricks, and links to recommended iPad apps for a variety of content areas. The iPad app collections were curated by BPS TILT (Teachers Integrating & Learning Technology) teachers. Check it out by clicking here!
Have an app you'd like to recommend be added to one of these collections?
Email piltzt@billingsschools.org with a link to the app and how you use it.
Saturday, September 21, 2019
Monday, March 4, 2019
Teach Your Monster to Read App - FREE this week!
The wait is over! Teach Your Monster to Read is free to download across all app stores this week!
From today (Monday March 4th) to Sunday March 10th, you can download the app completely free.
Once downloaded, there is no subscription cost or in-app purchase after the free download period ends.
Are you ready to go on an adventure? Three, two, one... let's go!
From today (Monday March 4th) to Sunday March 10th, you can download the app completely free.
Once downloaded, there is no subscription cost or in-app purchase after the free download period ends.
Are you ready to go on an adventure? Three, two, one... let's go!
Friday, January 4, 2019
Participate Collections
I have curated tons of Collections on the Participate site to help teachers find good iPad apps and other resources for specific tasks. You can see all of the Collections I have created at bit.ly/PiltzCollections. They are a work in progress, continuously updated as I discover more great tools!
Wednesday, November 28, 2018
Technology for Little Learners
Allowing our youngest learners access to technology is so important in today's classrooms. These students are digital natives, and many are using tablets and other devices each day in their homes. Teaching them how to use these devices as tools to create, make and do (rather than just play and watch) can be important part of their day. I loved providing my kindergartners with access to iPads as a way to document their learning, take pictures of their creations, and share their voices as they told me stories or read books aloud. Publishing this work to an authentic audience and sharing with parents was a beloved and essential part of our routine in kindergarten.
Teachers often ask me what some of my favorite apps to use with young learners (K-2) are. Here is a list of my Top 5 Favorites. You can see a more extensive list in this Participate Learning Collection.
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apple clips,
book creator,
classkick,
ipad apps,
K-2,
pic collage EDU,
seesaw
Wednesday, November 14, 2018
Monday, April 9, 2018
FREE Math Apps for BPS Teachers!
Deana Elder just purchased many licenses for these awesome math apps gone free. If any Billings Schools teachers would like these apps installed on their iPads, they just need to complete a Help Ticket!
SmartCards+ Flashcards System
Math Rescue Games For Rounding
Animal Math First Grade Games
Also, don't forget the growing collection of Math Apps in my Participate Collection!
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rounding
Friday, March 23, 2018
Ten Frame Mania App FREE on the App Store
Check out this great FREE app from Greg Tang, author of The Grapes of Math. Ten Frame Mania is the latest Greg Tang Math game! Play it to learn and exercise your number sense. It helps you understand the cardinality of numbers, how to play with them, and how the different numbers work together. It’s concept is so simple, yet addictive and fun!
Sunday, March 11, 2018
SmarTap App
See, Learn and Talk is a unique application to facilitate speech and language development in young children. An experienced and certified Speech-Language Pathologist who has been working with children for 20 years has designed this application in order to provide concrete support for language development to parents, fellow speech and language therapists, ABA therapists, educators and Teachers of Speech and Language Disabilities. Billings teachers, submit a help ticket to have this app installed on your iPads for FREE!
Friday, March 9, 2018
Draw & Tell Fun
The FREE app Draw & Tell is an absolute favorite for letting students tell stories and explain things they know in a fun, engaging and creative way. Students are able to use stickers, drawing, voice and even add their own photo as a background. I love the moveable stickers for telling math stories or making characters move. The images or videos easily save to Seesaw to share with others. Check out some of these fun creations from Mrs. Parisien's first graders, who just learned Draw & Tell today!
Wednesday, March 7, 2018
FREE Math Apps from PBS
Check out this great collection of FREE math apps for young learners! Variety of apps to help students practice number sense, greater than, less than, equal parts, measurement, and much more!
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ipad apps,
math,
Montana PBS,
PBS Learning Media
Sunday, December 10, 2017
Thursday, December 7, 2017
Christmas Tree Apps
There are several fun, free Christmas tree apps for your iPad that allow students to be creative and decorate their own Christmas trees. Use these apps for math problems: Have them create arrays or simple equations on the trees using the ornaments, then put into Seesaw or another app to annotate, solve and explain their thinking. You could also have them create illustrations for stories and upload to apps such as Seesaw, Shadow Puppet Edu, or Book Creator, where they can add text and voice.
Sunday, December 3, 2017
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