Apps
Gr 5–9—Transforming a book into an app begins with a solid story and War Horse (Egmont, 1982) is that...
PreS-Gr 1—Pigeon is back, and this time he's joined by several beloved Mo Willems characters in a number of entertaining game options...
If you have been following the Touch Press output along with us, you won't be surprised to learn they have recently released another exploration of a musical masterpiece. While in-depth, their apps aren't only for serious students of music; anyone interested in learning more about the art is sure to gain a meaningful appreciation.
There must be a collective noun for an assortment of apps. If not, we need to coin one. How else to describe this week's selections, which include a beloved comic strip character, a mischievous critter with questionable intentions, and a story marked with music and message?
Along with the Common Core, many state standards ask that educators incorporate multimodal resources into their lesson plans. As time goes on, more and more quality apps are available to meet that requirement. Here are a few digital resources to consider for your nonfiction science collection.
Poetry and nature feature strongly in our selections this month, perhaps because we've been spending more time outdoors of late?
I am on a serious mission to push our library out onto the platforms my kiddos love most–their phones, and to a lesser extent, their tablets. I so want our library to be in the pockets. As I finished preparing our QR code handout, it occurred to me that most of the codes, in fact [...]
Gr 7 Up—The stickiness of this app isn't in the modest selection of well-known poems, or the serviceable narrators who will read them aloud to you...
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