A Fluid Resource of Quality Educational Apps and Sites That Can Be Used In The Classroom to Complement Traditional Student Learning
Maths Facts: Number Bonds offers a good introduction to the concept of number bonding (while building the scaffolding for future work with bigger fact families). The multi-sensory approach that has young learners dragging numbers to complete a bond helps reinforce their building number sense. This app is particularly strong in the way it pairs with the Singapore Math curriculum familiar to students in schools that incorporate this curriculum
Numbers is another learning tool that uses the Osmo devices. In addition to reinforcing spatial awareness, it is another way to engage younger students in activities that build number awareness in an engaging way. We have sets that can be checked out from the library (enough for half groups)
Tangram for Osmo is a great way for younger students to practice spatial awareness, symmetry, shapes, and design. We have multiple sets (enough for half groups) and can be checked out through the library.
MAKE-10 is an app that also promotes early number sense. Because JK and SK students can begin practicing concepts of number bonding first using dots, then digits, it helps reinforce number sense rather than simple rote memorization.
levels can be adjusted to begin with “make 5” and then can increase in increments
the “Tetris” style game movement can at first overwhelm JK students who are just beginning with number recognition
Quick Math JR. is an engaging and interactive app that is a strong option for reinforcing number sequencing in the youngest learners.
This app, Zoom, is a great way of providing students with visual, interactive number lines. These number lines depict whole numbers, decimals, as well as positive and negative numbers, and is an app available on all iPads JK-2.
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