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This is a fun math app that can be used to motivate students to practice their math skills for the following: addition, subtraction, multiplication, division and mixed numbers.

This is a great multiplication app that students can use to practice their multiplication facts for reinforcement.

This is a math app that includes a variety of math skills for students to work on.

This math app allows students to practice their addition, subtraction, multiplication and division facts

This math app is designed to help students learn and improve their fraction skills.

This app allows students to expand their vocabulary.

This math app is a great way for students to practice many math skills, which include: place value, number sense, addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, telling time, measurements, geometry, data and probability, fractions, decimals, and money.

This language arts app enables students to strengthen their oral reading fluency by using their E.A.R.S. = Expression, Accuracy, Rate, and Smoothness as they read.

This language arts app allows students to express their creativity of writing and improve/strengthen their writing skills.

This math app allows students to practice their multiplication facts in different ways.

This language arts app assists students as they practice their oral reading fluency by reading short timed stores.

This language arts app enables students to improve/strengthen their reading/writing skills.

This language arts app can be used to enhance guided reading lessons, intervention lessons, shared reading, independent reading, reading and writing conferences, dictated, independent and interactive writing.

This language arts app allows students to focus on reading comprehension. The students are asked to read a story, restate the main idea, and answer questions.

This language arts app allows students to develop an interest for reading.

This language arts app allows students to learn how to read and develop their skills.

This language arts app allows students to listen to their book instead of reading to themselves out loud.

A getting started 'online booklet'. Looks good!