The document discusses different ways that iPads can be used in the classroom, including independent and group use for various purposes like skill practice, communication, and leisure. It provides examples of apps that can be used for independent practice of literacy and math skills, and also lists apps for teacher use like Screen Chomp, Reading Remedies, and ClassDojo.

1. How do iPads work in my
classroom?
 Independent vs. group use
 Various purposes
 Communication/Behavior/Social
Skills
 Skill Practice
 Leisure
 Teacher use

2. Independent Use
 Build skills in
independence
 Provide choice of
activities
 Must be aware of
students’ behavior
 Games, ebooks, or
leisure apps
Group Use
 Support academic
work in small groups
 Teacher choice of
activity
 Easier to supervise
.
 Structured lessons,
presentations,
flashcards, etc.

3. Skill Practice
Math
eBooks
Writing
Reading Comprehension
Starfall
ABCya
McGraw-Hill
Motion Math

4. Some Favorites
Math:
 App Tutor
 Marble Math:
Addition
 Motion Math
(Wings and Hungry
Fish)
 Splash Math
 Next Dollar Up
Literacy:
 Reading
Comprehension
Grades K-1
 Reading
Comprehension Level
1 (or 2) Passages
 I Like Books
 Starfall ABCs
 Word Bingo
 Touch and Write

5. App Tutor: Addition Word Problems

6. Marble Math Addition

7. Motion Math:
Wings

8. Motion Math: Hungry Fish

9. Splash Math

10. Next Dollar Up

11. Reading Comprehension Grades K-1

12. Kids Reading Comprehension
Level 2 Passages

13. I Like Books: 37 Picture Books

14. Starfall ABCs

15. Word Bingo

16. Touch and
Write

17. BrainPOP Featured Movie

18. Toontastic

19. Apps for Teacher Use
 Apps to find more apps
 App Shopper
 Autism Apps
 Organization
 Dropbox
 Quickoffice Pro
 Teaching and Assessment Tools
 Screen Chomp
 Reading Remedies
 ClassDojo
 Teacher’s Assistant Pro

20. Screen Chomp

21. Reading Remedies

22. Quickoffice Pro

23. Teacher’s Assistant Pro