Bottom Line: a very ambitious book app that introduces an entire world of alien characters that crash land on earth and make some interesting discoveries about our planet. Best for independent readers 9+.
28 posts categorized "language arts"
05/06/2013
04/19/2013
Comics Head: Review
Bottom line: Tremendously fun comic strip creator with unlimited creative possibilities for ages 9+. Zoo-Wee-Mama for the masses with a Free Lite version too!
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02/18/2013
iTooch Middle School: Review
Bottom Line: A quiz-style app that may be useful for parents and teachers, but might not be motivating enough for students. A few areas need improvement, but it's Free to try all seven content strands!
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02/07/2013
Astroloquiz: Review
Bottom Line: Opens the discussion about personality types by using the 12 signs of the zodiac. It's designed for older kids to use in collaborative settings as well as at home.
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01/12/2013
Letter in a bottle: Review
Bottom line: A girl's imaginative daydream inspired by a letter in a bottle comes to life in this beautifully presented app that truly reads like a book.
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01/09/2013
Toonia Storymaker: Review
Bottom line: a fun way for kids (and parents) to create their own stories using a variety of well-drawn characters, props and backgrounds. Worth a look even at $5.99 for ages 5-9.
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01/07/2013
Arthur's Birthday: Review
Bottom Line: A simple age appropriate story with a happy ending becomes a full day's entertainment with the countless energetic animations and a week's worth of language arts lessons with the comprehensive teacher's resource guide.
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