Over in the Ocean: In a Coral Reef is a counting and sing-along book come to life. As an interactive app for the iPad, children can poke and jiggle ocean animals and watch them swim and dart around the screen. Through the touch and auditory features of the app, children get a multi-sensory learning experience. Choose between "Read to Me," "Read to Myself," and "Sing to Me" for differing levels of user independence. The illustrations are incredibly detailed and lively, and it is sure to keep a child engaged. The app teaches about sea animals through the interactions with the user. For example, tapping a pufferfish will make him "puff," and the octopus squirts black ink. After an introduction to all the baby animals, children are asked to play a counting game with them. The app also includes real-life images of the animals along with a fact sheet about the different species. Meant to encourage a deeper understanding and appreciation for life on Earth, Over in the Ocean provides many opportunities for learning experiences with factual information. It's a story that can be repeated and read many times, and children will even begin to learn the song and sing along with the "Sing to Me" option. Both the narration and singing is backed by music and ocean sounds. Learning is fun and interactive, and Over in the Ocean certainly exemplifies that notion. Critically acclaimed by Teachers with Apps, this app...

Over in the Ocean app for iPad: A multi-sensory counting and sing-along interactive experience with detailed ocean life illustrations.

Special Needs App of the Day: Over in the Ocean

 Over in the Ocean: In a Coral Reef is a counting and sing-along book come to life. As an interactive app for the iPad, children can poke and jiggle ocean animals and watch them swim and dart around the screen. Through the touch and auditory features of the app, children get a multi-sensory learning experience.   Choose between "Read to Me," "Read to Myself," and "Sing to Me" for differing levels of user independence. The illustrations are incredibly detailed and lively, and it is sure to keep a child engaged.   The app teaches about sea animals through the interactions with the user. For example, tapping a pufferfish will make him "puff," and the octopus squirts black ink. After an introduction to all the baby animals, children are asked to play a counting game with them. The app also includes real-life images of the animals along with a fact sheet about the different species. Meant to encourage a deeper understanding and appreciation for life on Earth, Over in the Ocean provides many opportunities for learning experiences with factual information.   It's a story that can be repeated and read many times, and children will even begin to learn the song and sing along with the "Sing to Me" option. Both the narration and singing is backed by music and ocean sounds.    Learning is fun and interactive, and Over in the Ocean certainly exemplifies that notion. Critically acclaimed by Teachers with Apps, this app...

Over in the Ocean app for iPad: A multi-sensory counting and sing-along interactive experience with detailed ocean life illustrations.

Special Needs App of the Day: Over in the Ocean

Don't just learn math — live it. The iLiveMath app series from iHomeEducator blends math with themes from around the world. The series includes the themes: Animals of Africa Winter Sports Oceans Speed Trains Ford Cars Farm Fresh Entomology The app tests math skills through illustrated questions, which also requires children to apply their math skills. Level 1 involves basic counting for beginners, Level 2 teaches addition, and Level 3 introduces problem solving. In the Farm Fresh theme, Level 1 includes pictures, and children are asked to count colored foods, and pop-ups acknowledge correct and incorrect answers. Level 2 introduces the "Stone Soup" folktale, followed by a series of questions asking learners to add numbers together. The third level asks a series of story problems with themes of agriculture. In addition to learning math principles, the first level of the iLiveMath Farm Fresh app can be used to teach colors, fruits and vegetables, and patterns. The second level includes a folktale, so students can also practice their reading skills as well as learn about the theme of teamwork. The third level introduces vocabulary, such as "bushel," "pint," "peck," "liter," and so forth, and it involves multi-step operations to problems. These mental math puzzles might be difficult for some age levels. The flow of the app allows a student to start with simple principles and work his way up through mathematical concepts. The app does not include music or animation, so it is not too flashy...

iLiveMath app integrates math with global themes, enhancing learning with illustrated questions and varying difficulty levels.

Special Needs App of the Day: iLiveMath

Don't just learn math — live it. The iLiveMath app series from iHomeEducator blends math with themes from around the world. The series includes the themes:  Animals of Africa Winter Sports Oceans Speed Trains Ford Cars Farm Fresh Entomology  The app tests math skills through illustrated questions, which also requires children to apply their math skills. Level 1 involves basic counting for beginners, Level 2 teaches addition, and Level 3 introduces problem solving. In the Farm Fresh theme, Level 1 includes pictures, and children are asked to count colored foods, and pop-ups acknowledge correct and incorrect answers. Level 2 introduces the "Stone Soup" folktale, followed by a series of questions asking learners to add numbers together. The third level asks a series of story problems with themes of agriculture. In addition to learning math principles, the first level of the iLiveMath Farm Fresh app can be used to teach colors, fruits and vegetables, and patterns. The second level includes a folktale, so students can also practice their reading skills as well as learn about the theme of teamwork. The third level introduces vocabulary, such as "bushel," "pint," "peck," "liter," and so forth, and it involves multi-step operations to problems. These mental math puzzles might be difficult for some age levels.    The flow of the app allows a student to start with simple principles and work his way up through mathematical concepts. The app does not include music or animation, so it is not too flashy...

Three years ago the world was introduced to Winter, a sweet dolphin that was injured and had to have her tail removed. Thanks to the extraordinary efforts of many people, a prosthetic tail was created, allowing Winter to move more like she should. Dolphin Tale was the story of how Winter survived. Now, Dolphin Tale 2 continues on her story and introduces a new dolphin to viewers: Hope. The entire cast returns for this sequel: Harry Connick, Jr. (Dr. Clay Haskett who runs the facility), Nathan Gamble (Sawyer Nelson), Ashley Judd (Sawyer's mother), Kris Kristofferson (Clay's father), Cozi Zuehisdorff (Clay's daughter Hazel), Austin Stowell (Kyle), Morgan Freeman (Dr. Cameron McCarthy who invented Winter's prosthesis), and Bethany Hamilton joins the group as herself. The film begins with Winter being a little lackluster these days. For some reason she isn't up to her usual self. Then, her "surrogate" mother Panama, an old dolphin who has been Winter's best friend, suddenly dies. Did Winter know Panama was dying? Anyway, after Panama's death, Winter is even more sullen. It is evident she feels the loss of the other dolphin. But that's not the only problem facing the team. According to the law, Winter cannot be kept alone. She must be paired with another female dolphin. Then, a dolphin is found beached. She is brought to the facility, but after she recovers from her injuries, she is released back into the ocean. There is no reason to keep a dolphin that can survive in the...

Dolphin Tale 2 is about Winter's loss, a new friend Hope, and the cast's dedication, including a cameo by Bethany Hamilton.

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Three years ago the world was introduced to Winter, a sweet dolphin that was injured and had to have her tail removed. Thanks to the extraordinary efforts of many people, a prosthetic tail was created, allowing Winter to move more like she should. Dolphin Tale was the story of how Winter survived. Now, Dolphin Tale 2 continues on her story and introduces a new dolphin to viewers: Hope. The entire cast returns for this sequel: Harry Connick, Jr. (Dr. Clay Haskett who runs the facility), Nathan Gamble (Sawyer Nelson), Ashley Judd (Sawyer's mother), Kris Kristofferson (Clay's father), Cozi Zuehisdorff (Clay's daughter Hazel), Austin Stowell (Kyle), Morgan Freeman (Dr. Cameron McCarthy who invented Winter's prosthesis), and Bethany Hamilton joins the group as herself. The film begins with Winter being a little lackluster these days. For some reason she isn't up to her usual self. Then, her "surrogate" mother Panama, an old dolphin who has been Winter's best friend, suddenly dies. Did Winter know Panama was dying? Anyway, after Panama's death, Winter is even more sullen. It is evident she feels the loss of the other dolphin. But that's not the only problem facing the team. According to the law, Winter cannot be kept alone. She must be paired with another female dolphin. Then, a dolphin is found beached. She is brought to the facility, but after she recovers from her injuries, she is released back into the ocean. There is no reason to keep a dolphin that can survive in the...

Sustainability and taking care of the planet is a hot topic, and what really needs to happen is educating young children about recycling versus waste. Trash Chaos is a free app that engages children in a game while also using teachable moments to promote recycling. In the game, the Evil Queen Ignorantia (supervising parents will find this clever) has sent her sidekicks, the Ignarus, to contaminate the planet. It's up to you, as a member of the Yogome Squad to separate all the trash that you can. Play in the forest, the arctic, the ocean, or in space. Each level includes organic waste (food) and plastic recyclables, and you simply need to drag the objects into the appropriate bin. Be careful of the trash wave, during which you'll have to work quickly to clear the objects. This action is great for education as well as some fine motor practice. The fast-paced action is thrilling and engaging for children of many ages and abilities. The game is motivating because you earn coins and badges for each level, and there are 24 fun-filled levels to complete. You can also input your child's age and grade, so the game adapts to your child's ability. Each level also includes a few screens of information and fun facts about recycling. Find Trash Chaos for iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch in the App Store.

Trash Chaos is a free app that teaches children about recycling in a game format with 24 levels, adapting to the child's age.

Special Needs App of the Day: Trash Chaos

 Sustainability and taking care of the planet is a hot topic, and what really needs to happen is educating young children about recycling versus waste. Trash Chaos is a free app that engages children in a game while also using teachable moments to promote recycling.   In the game, the Evil Queen Ignorantia (supervising parents will find this clever) has sent her sidekicks, the Ignarus, to contaminate the planet. It's up to you, as a member of the Yogome Squad to separate all the trash that you can.    Play in the forest, the arctic, the ocean, or in space. Each level includes organic waste (food) and plastic recyclables, and you simply need to drag the objects into the appropriate bin. Be careful of the trash wave, during which you'll have to work quickly to clear the objects. This action is great for education as well as some fine motor practice. The fast-paced action is thrilling and engaging for children of many ages and abilities.   The game is motivating because you earn coins and badges for each level, and there are 24 fun-filled levels to complete. You can also input your child's age and grade, so the game adapts to your child's ability. Each level also includes a few screens of information and fun facts about recycling.   Find Trash Chaos for iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch in the App Store.       


NPR Commentator and novelist Shelley Fraser Mickle takes on a new title, Publisher, with the startup company Wild Onion Press, Books Starring Kids with Physical Differences. I fell in love with stories when I was five. My grandmother from Tennessee, who had lost her husband in the flu epidemic of 1917, came for long visits. My mother told me it was my job to make her take a nap every afternoon, so I'd lead her to the big double bed where she'd read to me. As she lay against the pillow, I'd touch the skin on her face, as delicate as lace. Her permed-gray hair was tinted pine-needle red, and she wore it in a style similar to a pot scrubber. She was one of the best playmates I ever had, and I loved her fiercely. When she read to me, her voice lapped up and down on a story like an ocean's tide. When she dozed off, I'd elbow her to get her voice going again. The fact that she could read and I couldn't was a troubling power that she had over me. She could boss me around and I'd have to do what she said; in fact, everybody who bossed me around could read. So at the breakfast table I began asking for the newspaper, and then I'd pretend to read it. I stayed a long time with my arms holding the paper up, my eyes going back and forth on the print, because...

Shelley Fraser Mickle, novelist and NPR commentator, starts Wild Onion Press, publishing books with physically different kids as heroes.

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 NPR Commentator and novelist Shelley Fraser Mickle takes on a new title, Publisher, with the startup company Wild Onion Press, Books Starring Kids with Physical Differences.  I fell in love with stories when I was five. My grandmother from Tennessee, who had lost her husband in the flu epidemic of 1917, came for long visits. My mother told me it was my job to make her take a nap every afternoon, so I'd lead her to the big double bed where she'd read to me. As she lay against the pillow, I'd touch the skin on her face, as delicate as lace. Her permed-gray hair was tinted pine-needle red, and she wore it in a style similar to a pot scrubber. She was one of the best playmates I ever had, and I loved her fiercely. When she read to me, her voice lapped up and down on a story like an ocean's tide. When she dozed off, I'd elbow her to get her voice going again.  The fact that she could read and I couldn't was a troubling power that she had over me. She could boss me around and I'd have to do what she said; in fact, everybody who bossed me around could read. So at the breakfast table I began asking for the newspaper, and then I'd pretend to read it. I stayed a long time with my arms holding the paper up, my eyes going back and forth on the print, because...

Clicky Sticky is an app that allows children to place animated stickers in different scenes. It is a great tool for learning about things like the ocean, aviation, the arctic, space, and clothing. Clickey Sticky has also been used for building language skills in children with developmental delays. This app is more than just placing stickers. Completed scenes can be put into action–a play button makes the stickers move. Stickers also have sound effects, which keep kids entertained and are wonderful for learning vocabulary. Each sticker can be changed in size or rotated to fit the scene. To clear the scene of all stickers, children can simply shake the device. Clickey Sticky is available on iPad, iPod Touch and iPhone for $1.99. For more information, go here.

ClickySticky is an interactive sticker app for kids to learn and build language skills, featuring sound effects and available for $1.99.

Special Needs App of the Day: ClickySticky

Clicky Sticky is an app that allows children to place animated stickers in different scenes. It is a great tool for learning about things like the ocean, aviation, the arctic, space, and clothing. Clickey Sticky has also been used for building language skills in children with developmental delays. This app is more than just placing stickers. Completed scenes can be put into action–a play button makes the stickers move. Stickers also have sound effects, which keep kids entertained and are wonderful for learning vocabulary.  Each sticker can be changed in size or rotated to fit the scene. To clear the scene of all stickers, children can simply shake the device. Clickey Sticky is available on iPad, iPod Touch and iPhone for $1.99. For more information, go here.


Barefoot World Atlas brings the world to your fingertips — literally. Explore regions and countries of the world with this interactive 3D globe for the iPad. Enlighten your child and his curiosity and creativity through this app, which allows your child to immerse himself in the wonders of the world. Barefoot World Atlas features a globe, and by moving your finger across the screen, you can spin the globe. You can also use the pinch and expand functions with your fingertips to enlarge certain areas. There are many icons across the globe, and each one represents a feature of the world. In the top left corner, categories show you different places to go within the atlas. You can select regions, countries, features, and favorites from this menu. Within each region, you can select specific countries and read fun facts about each area. Additionally, as you move from region to region, the music changes to highlight traditional music of that area. Nick Crane, a BBC presenter and geographer, narrates Barefoot World Atlas, and the app also features extensive written text. Each photograph in the app was chosen carefully, so as to provide an interesting and stimulating experience. The app also includes 3D rotations of objects from the Royal Geographical Society. Features of Barefoot World Atlas include: Flying around the globe Exploring continents, oceans, and other environments Meeting people from around the globe and finding out about their ways of life Encountering wildlife, landmarks, buildings, and other features of...

Barefoot World Atlas is an interactive 3D globe app for the iPad, enhancing kids' learning with fun facts and cultural music.

Special Needs App of the Day: Barefoot World Atlas

 Barefoot World Atlas brings the world to your fingertips — literally. Explore regions and countries of the world with this interactive 3D globe for the iPad. Enlighten your child and his curiosity and creativity through this app, which allows your child to immerse himself in the wonders of the world. Barefoot World Atlas features a globe, and by moving your finger across the screen, you can spin the globe. You can also use the pinch and expand functions with your fingertips to enlarge certain areas. There are many icons across the globe, and each one represents a feature of the world. In the top left corner, categories show you different places to go within the atlas. You can select regions, countries, features, and favorites from this menu. Within each region, you can select specific countries and read fun facts about each area. Additionally, as you move from region to region, the music changes to highlight traditional music of that area.  Nick Crane, a BBC presenter and geographer, narrates Barefoot World Atlas, and the app also features extensive written text. Each photograph in the app was chosen carefully, so as to provide an interesting and stimulating experience. The app also includes 3D rotations of objects from the Royal Geographical Society. Features of Barefoot World Atlas include:  Flying around the globe Exploring continents, oceans, and other environments Meeting people from around the globe and finding out about their ways of life Encountering wildlife, landmarks, buildings, and other features of...

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