Guest Blogger Monica Burns

Keb and Cala Explore Sugar, What Is It And Why Is It So Sweet? is an engaging eBook designed for iPads that will bring healthy eating to life for children.

ComicMaster is a web-based application that lets students create their own comics

Fellow Apple Distinguished Educator April Requard recommended that I try out Canva and it’s been a game changer!

Students need to have a balance of literature and informational text.

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DIY Sun Science is a fantastic app for letting students explore the natural world.

Anyone can submit a piece of writing – business proposal, scholarship essay – and receive feedback from experts in the field.

Covering everything from shapes, and coins to counting, children are sure to master the skills they need before entering the classroom.

One of the fantastic parts about using mobile devices in your classroom is giving students the ability to explore locations that might be difficult for a field trip.

If you are new to the Common Core or are diving into a new grade level this school year you may want to check out the search feature.

You’ll find lesson plans, videos, interactive resources and more on these sites. Click on each link to learn more about each one!

The Wilson Center‘s app contains articles on a wide range of global issues including education, human rights, and technology.

A great way to get children excited about language skills is to give them access to word games.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art has given the public access to almost 400,000 items in their collection.

Here are a few ideas of Common Core-related activities that can be tailored to different grade levels using the informational text and statistics within this app.

PixiClip is a great choice for teachers and students looking for a way to capture their doodles.

Storytelling is a powerful way to inspire students, build community and give children a voice.

Students struggling to complete their homework can work through tough problems and find answers to their questions thanks to Brainly.

ZipGrade is a fantastic product for teachers who are tired of grading multiple choice tests by hand or waiting their turn to feed each student’s answer sheet through a Scantron machine.

There are lots of ways to use a mobile device as a classroom management tool (here’s a very long list!) and Roundom is truly an instant decision maker.

I absolutely love apps that teach basic programming skills to children!

Video tutorials are a great way for students to review and learn new concepts.

You don’t have to be in a one to one iPad classroom to integrate this powerful tablet into your everyday routine.

Next time you’re looking to bring a guest speaker to your class – why not try out a Google Hangout?

With this app students can point their device towards the sky and see where stars, planets and constellations are located.