These 5 Educational iPad Apps Are Free Today
December 26, 2015
This week’s selection of ‘apps gone free’ features a number of interesting educational iPad apps that are now on sale in both the Canadian and American iTunes app store. The apps cover different themes including: learning math drills for classrooms, brainstorming and writing creatively, editing and applying effects to photos, learning how to write letters, and creating to-do lists and notes. We invite you to give them a try and share with your colleagues. Enjoy
1- Monster Math 2 Pro
‘Monster Math 2 helps your child practice and learn over 40 skills within addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, times tables as well as factors, multiples and prime numbers. It is suited for Grades 1 – 5, with standard skill presets aligned with Common Core standards. These are also fully customisable to suit your kids’ aptitude and you can move to advanced or basic skills with a simple toggle. ’
2- Brainsparker
‘Feeling stuck? Need a boost of inspiration to get your creative juices flowing again? Now you can spark an endless supply of fresh ideas in one easy-to-use app! Join tens of thousands of people who are using Brainsparker's random creativity prompts to activate their imagination, disrupt their thinking, overcome blocks and brainstorm new ideas.’
3- Bitpoem
‘Bitpoem is the best tool for photographers, iphoneographers and digital artists. It is the perfect photo editing app to apply selective effects on your photos. From subtle to artistic effects, you can create unique photos that really stand out.’
4- Yum-Yum Letters
‘This “smart” app is so cheery and full of positive reinforcement and encouragement, kids will view tracing as a game. They have a choice of scratching out letters on a frosty window or munching through alphabet imprinted leaves to get to a shiny red apple. Parents also get choices as they can set the app to follow ABC order or present letters developmentally based on starting point and/or type and difficulty of strokes.’
5- InFocus Pro
‘Five Productivity Tools in one, for easier and improved productivity. InFocus Pro comes with indispensable tools for staying organized so you can get things done quicker and have more free time to do the things you love. Great for work, school, shopping, organizing events, planning a vacation and organizing your daily life. Highly flexible so you can choose the way you want to organize yourself, from a simple checklist, to a more complex project with to do’s and notes. With InFocus Pro, you are in control!’
Courtesy of Apps Gone Free
This week’s selection of ‘apps gone free’ features a number of interesting educational iPad apps that are now on sale in both the Canadian and American iTunes app store. The apps cover different themes including: learning math drills for classrooms, brainstorming and writing creatively, editing and applying effects to photos, learning how to write letters, and creating to-do lists and notes. We invite you to give them a try and share with your colleagues. Enjoy
1- Monster Math 2 Pro
‘Monster Math 2 helps your child practice and learn over 40 skills within addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, times tables as well as factors, multiples and prime numbers. It is suited for Grades 1 – 5, with standard skill presets aligned with Common Core standards. These are also fully customisable to suit your kids’ aptitude and you can move to advanced or basic skills with a simple toggle. ’
2- Brainsparker
‘Feeling stuck? Need a boost of inspiration to get your creative juices flowing again? Now you can spark an endless supply of fresh ideas in one easy-to-use app! Join tens of thousands of people who are using Brainsparker's random creativity prompts to activate their imagination, disrupt their thinking, overcome blocks and brainstorm new ideas.’
3- Bitpoem
‘Bitpoem is the best tool for photographers, iphoneographers and digital artists. It is the perfect photo editing app to apply selective effects on your photos. From subtle to artistic effects, you can create unique photos that really stand out.’
4- Yum-Yum Letters
‘This “smart” app is so cheery and full of positive reinforcement and encouragement, kids will view tracing as a game. They have a choice of scratching out letters on a frosty window or munching through alphabet imprinted leaves to get to a shiny red apple. Parents also get choices as they can set the app to follow ABC order or present letters developmentally based on starting point and/or type and difficulty of strokes.’
5- InFocus Pro
‘Five Productivity Tools in one, for easier and improved productivity. InFocus Pro comes with indispensable tools for staying organized so you can get things done quicker and have more free time to do the things you love. Great for work, school, shopping, organizing events, planning a vacation and organizing your daily life. Highly flexible so you can choose the way you want to organize yourself, from a simple checklist, to a more complex project with to do’s and notes. With InFocus Pro, you are in control!’
Courtesy of Apps Gone Free
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