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I found this app to be a great tool to use for the spelling of various vocabulary words in Spanish. Teachers can assign the category they want the students to practice with or the students can pick by category. Some of the topics students can pick from are numbers, clothing, verbs, body parts house, etc. In my curriculum we don't teach all of the vocabulary presented, yet they can use the letter choices given to attempt at the spelling and they are learning a new vocabulary word for the picture given.

If You Have Raz-Kids If you already use Raz-Kids, this app lets you access eBooks and eQuizzes for the 300+ titles on Raz-Kids, all on your tablet! All student activity in the app is captured and reported to teachers at Raz-Kids.com, thus helping teachers monitor student progress and determine the instruction needed for each student.

If you haven't noticed, we're a bit obsessed with the iPad here. Our recent survey results show that the use of iPads in classrooms is majorly on the rise. So, here are seven of our favorite apps that every educator should have - and students too!

iPads as an Inclusive Technology tool supporting students Communication

This is completely free resource books for teachers to use with their students. Not only does it show you the book pages, you can listen to someone reading, highlight important parts, and write mini notes to yourself. This is an excellent resource to show students the thinking process of reading

This math app allows students to practice fractions using a pizza as a visual representation.

This math app allows students to practice their multiplication facts.

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.

Get iPad savvy, because your students probably are! Here are some tools that will help you navigate the new uses of technology in your classroom.