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May 1 marks the beginning of Better Hearing and Speech Month. To celebrate we have no less than 23 SLP apps on today's post. You will also find two classic Dr. Seuss apps, an app to help kids understand screen time restrictions, a cursive writing app and a nifty app for teachers.
39 apps (11 completely free with no in-app purchases), $148 in savings!
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It's been just over a year since I created the Top Ten Music Education Apps list, and while there is still a disappointing number of dry and dull apps out there, there are a heap of newbies that are awesomely fun so I've added them to this ever-growing list. There's nothing that makes me happier than a good, fun music app that I can use with my students.
Click the link to check them out and don't forget to share the newly updated list with your music teacher, your next door neighbor and all of your Facebook friends!
**Did we miss your favorite music education app? Tell me about it in the comments**
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Bottom Line: This app is less a game and more a lesson in punctuation. It's also a handy little reference guide all in one place. What it lacks in entertainment value it makes up for with the sheer volume of educational content that can be used in a home or classroom setting.
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It's a big day today! For the last day in Autism Awareness Month, I went through all of our fantastic posts from earlier in the month and found that there are still many apps discounted, so be sure to check out the lists. There are also a HUGE number of new apps in today's post, including a fantastic Smarty Ears sale on nine apps for SLPs and enough math apps to make math lovers happy. Oh, and all of the great Bo apps are on sale, too, including our Top Pick Bo's School Day!
Don't miss this totally fantastic day! 41 new apps, with a savings of $146!
Continue reading "Autism Awareness Month April 30 — Last day! Save $146, including Smarty Ears!" »
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Ron recently asked us to tell our readers about our favorite, non-kid apps. Also? He can't hear us when we say something costs money (he says his high blood pressure keeps him from hearing crazy talk about non-free stuff) so we have to tell you our favorite FREE apps. Kelli got us started yesterday with her Pinterest addiction that you can read >>HERE<< and today it's my turn. I'm not sharing anything productive. I hate productivity. I like games that let me escape from the real world. Dooors lets me do that as it's literally a game of escape. Players have to solve puzzles to make it through doors and escape.
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