iPad Apps
As I am sure your children have told you, we now have a lot of iPads in school. We are using them to support and enhance learning across a range of subjects and topics as well as improving our ICT skills.
iPads and iPhones are becoming increasingly popular in our home lives and many of the children have access to them on a regular basis during evenings and weekends.
On this page we will continue to update the apps we are using in school so that perhaps the children will get the opportunity to use them at home as well as at school.
iPads and iPhones are becoming increasingly popular in our home lives and many of the children have access to them on a regular basis during evenings and weekends.
On this page we will continue to update the apps we are using in school so that perhaps the children will get the opportunity to use them at home as well as at school.
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Pages
Pages is the equivalent to Microsoft Word. We use it in class to word process, write reports, create information texts and much more. |
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Comic Life
Comic Life allows children to use their word processing skills using a slightly different format. They can create information pages, recounts, fliers and comic pages using this app. |
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Garage Band
Garage band is a wonderful app that allows the children to create their own musical compositions. They can also attempt to play instruments such as piano, guitar and even the drums on the the app. |
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Google Earth
Fabulous app to discuss and visit different places around the world without the travelling! |
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Puppet Pals
Puppet Pals is a great app where children can create their own stories and bring the characters alive. They can record their voice and take photos to star in their very own shows. |
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ABC Pocket Phonics
A good app to help children with learning letter sounds (phonics) and practicing the letter shapes. |
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Bee-Bot
With the changes in the Computing Curriculum this app is fantastic for helping to develop programming skills. You have create a simple algorithm (set of instructions) using directional arrows to get the Bee-bot from one place to another. It's also fantastic for supporting Key Stage 1 children with their understanding of positional language |
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Daisy the Dinosaur
Another great app as an introduction to programming. You drag and drop to help Daisy to dance across the screen. The children will explore sequencing, loops and events which are the building blocks of programming |
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Penguin Jump Maths
A great fun app to practise speedy mental maths skills. |
