Hi! It’s me, Ty!
App-ucation Month is one of my favorite times of the year (on my blog) because I get to share all of my favorite learning apps, make lots of videos, introduce you to awesome new people and give stuff away all to raise money for an iPad and Down syndrome cognition research.
While we wait for medical advances in cognition research for people with Down syndrome, there is technology out there that continues to increase a child’s ability to learn.
The month of February is dedicated to those technologies on Ty’s Adventures.
Click the AppMo2013 Stamp above to go to the App-ucation Month landing page for all things AppMo.
*If you decide to buy one of the apps I have featured on my blog, please use my AFFILIATE LINKS so a little bit comes back to Ty’s Adventures; THANKS!*
Today I’m going to share two really great apps by
Operatio Apps
These are two of my most favorite “learning” apps; 20 minutes after the timer goes off and I can go do something else, I’m still playing away, learning more about math (without knowing, nice one, Mom).
“Adding Apples”
Adding Apples by Operatio Apps
Click here to purchase on iPhone/iPod Touch
Click here to purchase on iPad
“Subtracting Sardines”
Subtracting Sardines by Operatio Apps
Click here to purchase on iPhone/iPod Touch
Click here to purchase on iPad
Highlights/Uses in the Classroom/Home:
1. As close as you can get to using manipulatives on a device.
2. Wide array of settings for kids of all levels.
3. Tells you “uh-uh” if you select the wrong answer or forget to push +/-.
4. Must choose from 3 choices for correct answer.
5. You win money when correct.
6. Once you win enough money you earn a trophy.
Video App-torial Review
As an added bonus I will be giving away a $10 iTunes gift card, yay! Please enter using the Rafflecopter below before Tuesday, February 19, 2013.
*If you decide to buy one of the apps I have featured on my blog, please use my AFFILIATE LINKS so a little bit comes back to Ty’s Adventures; THANKS!*
2 comments
April M
February 12, 2013 at 11:43 am (UTC -5) Link to this comment
I have been looking to getting an AAC app (especially AVAZ for Autism) and some sentence builder/language builder apps
Samantha Bodde
February 13, 2013 at 10:28 pm (UTC -5) Link to this comment
I have been looking to getting an AAC app (