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The release of Dawn Publications's "The Prairie that Nature Built" a new app based on Marybeth Lorbiecki's the book of the same title (2014), continues the publisher’s strong commitment to environmental education.
In this "fun introduction to big concepts in astronomy," students will engage in a variety of interactive experiments, illuminated by the lucid text.
You don't have to go far to find a truck or construction site enthusiast in the under-five crowd. Since it was published in 2011, Sherri Duskey Rinker's picture book 'Goodnight, Goodnight Construction Site' has been a favorite with this group. Now there's an app.
Through detailed diagrams, informative animations, and a few exercises, two colorful apps offer students up-close, interactive looks at human body systems.
It's here! A list of some of our favorite apps, reviewed over the last 12 months in SLJ’s “Touch and Go” column. The 10 that made the list represent the range and variety of material available to both children and their educators. Enjoy!
'Mosasaurus' is the latest app from Oceanhouse Media based on Smithsonian 'Prehistoric Pals' print series. This "mighty ruler of the sea" grew to 55 feet in length and weighed 20 tons.
Looking for an app that offers a language-arts lesson ? The Happy Dandelion's 'UnStealer' fits that bill, but does it succeed as story?
Overviews of the work of two men separated by disciplines and centuries headline our app selections for the month.
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