1. Lesha Crawley January 5, 2015

2. Interactive and Fun Review Foster Social Skills (Sharing, Listening and Taking Turns) Increase Tech Skills

3. SOME THINGS TO CONSIDER  Versatile – open ended.  Free if possible  Easy to use – Require little teacher help.  Accountability if possible.  Multi-user  Method of sharing work?

4. Great Apps for Centers BrainPop and BrainPopJr – Free/Sign in to Bradley County’s Subscription

5. Great Apps for Centers Epic! – Books for Kids – Free for Educators!!! Sign up for an account on a computer at - https://www.getepic.com/ Then – download the app.

6.  Write About This – Free Version or $3.99

7. Great Apps for Centers Primary Writer – Free – Extra Backgrounds are Sold for $0.99 in Bundles

8. Great Apps for Centers Tools4Students, Read N Respond Compare N Contrast - $0.99 each.

9. Great Apps for Centers Math Word Problems – Addition and Subtraction for K and 1 st Math Word Problems – Addition and Subtraction for 2 nd and 3 rd Grade Math Word Problems – Multiplication and Division for Third Grade Free Versions give you access to try First level. $2.99 to unlock all levels.

10. Great Apps for Centers Math Slide - Free Versions to try. Each level can be played twice before a decision to purchase must be made. Game 1 and 9 can be played for free unlimited times. To upgrade is $1.99 – or buy the School Edition that includes both Place Value Levels or all Basic Facts for $2.99 each. $2.99

11. Math Slide

12. Great Apps for Centers Math Word Problems – Each Grade Level is $2.99.

13. Great Apps for Centers SpellingCity - Free Quick Voice - Free Popplet – Free and $4.99 Magnetic ABC’s – Free – but $4.99 gives all Future Expansions Quizlet- Free Tellagami - Free Educreations - Free MyStory - $3.99

14. Virtual Math Manipulatives 10 Frame Fill - Free Number Pieces – and Basic Number Pieces - Free Geoboard Free Number Line - Free Virtual Manipulatives Free Number Rack - Free Table Tots - $0.99

15.  What is a QR Code?  How Does it Work?  Need Scanner App (I-nigma, Qrafter, QR Beamer)

16. QR Codes are Popping Up Everywhere

17. Examples, Examples, Examples!!!

18. Listening Centers

19. Examples, Examples, Examples

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21. Examples, Examples, Examples

22. Bulletin Boards that Link to additional info.

25. More Examples on the table!!

26.  www.qrstuff.com – create qr codes (color options) www.qrstuff.com  www.qrvoice.net – make audio qr codes. www.qrvoice.net (100 characters)  www.quickmark.com.tw – software for your PC to read QR Codes. www.quickmark.com.tw

27. Setting Up Your Centers 1. Choose an app that purposely targets a skill for instruction or review. 2.Provide clear instructions for the center. (Demonstrate the app for students. Use Task Cards and/or QR Codes.) 3.Organize the apps that a student will use in a folder at the bottom of the iPad screen as Doc Icons. 4.Have students prepare the device for the next group by restarting the app. 5.Use Guided Access for Younger Students.

29. EXTREMELY IMPORTANT!!! If you forget your Passcode – tragic consequences. Suggestion – Make a School Passcode so that everyone can remember it. (Like school address – or last 4 digits of telephone.) Even - 1234 Just DON’T TELL the KIDS!!