Reading websites

http://pbskids.org/games/reading/

http://www.readwritethink.org/files/resources/interactives/construct/

http://www.eduplace.com/tales/

www.starfall.com

http://www.funbrain.com/spellroo/index.html

http://www.abcya.com/first_grade_computers.htm

readingatoz.com 

Reading Apps

Speak It!

Talk to Me

Dragon Dictation

Dyslexic Like Me

Merriam-Webster Dictionary: If spelling is a problem, it’s always a good idea to have a really great dictionary on hand. This app from Merriam-Webster can provide that.

Ditionary.com: If Dictionary.com is your go-to place for definitions and spelling help, this app can be a great way to bring that functionality to your iPad or iPhone.

Flashcards for iPad

Soundnote

Blio: Blio offers all the same features of any basic e-reader, and also a few things that make it unique. Through synchronized highlighting and a serial presentation view, the app helps those with reading disabilities make sense of the text, something many other similar apps don’t offer.

Read 2 Me: For those who have difficulty reading, apps like Read 2 Me can be a godsend. The app comes complete with an entire library of texts, all of which can be read out loud.

Read2Go: If you use DAISY (Digital Accessible Information System) books in your classroom, Read2Go is one of the best and most accessible ways to read those books on iOS.

Audiobooks: Sometimes students with reading disabilities might just want a break from reading books the old fashioned way. That’s why this amazing collection of free audiobooks can come in handy, offering access to classics like Romeo and Juliet and Treasure Island.

Bob’s Books: Bob’s Books uses phonics-based interactive games to help kids learn how to read. Activities will help young learners to sound out words, spell, and make connections between letters and sounds.

iStoryTime: There are numerous titles to choose from in the iStoryTime series, all of which allow kids to have the book read to them or to get help reading it themselves.

Reading Trainer: While this app is designed to help average readers boost their reading speed and ability, it can be useful to those who struggle as well, as many of the skills taught can help just about anyone become a more confident reader.

See Read Say: This application will help to ensure that young learners are familiar with all of the Dolch sight words (the most common words), using games, activities, and tons of practice.

Stories2Learn: Why use existing stories to help troubled readers when you can build your own? This application lets you develop your own text and audio stories, including messages, topics, and other things that can help keep kids interested.

Math Websites

http://www.abcya.com/first_grade_computers.htm

http://www.ixl.com/math/grade-1

http://www.math-play.com/1st-grade-math-games.html

http://www.learninggamesforkids.com/1st-grade-math.html

www.mathabc.com

www.firstinmath.com  (login should work for a few weeks after school ends)

www.stridestart.com (Ms. Robinson’s class login is KCC47470)

Math Apps

Mathmateer – $0.99

ArithmeTick Math Flash Cards – Free

Mathemagics – Mental Math Tricks – $1.99

Kids Ace Math – Free

Math Bingo – $0.99

Math Puppy – Free

Math Drills Lite- Free

Intro to Math by Montessorium – $4.99

Teach Me – 1st Grade – $0.99

Math Evolve – $1.99

Motion Math Zoom – Free

Doodle Numbers HD – Free

Super 7 – $0.99

Brain Tuner 2 Pro – $0.99

Math Ninja HD – $1.99

Grade 1 Math

Make 10 Plus

Amazing Time

Telling Time

Time Tutor Lite

Photo Touch Telling Time

10 Frame Fill

Count Sort

Match 10

Line em up

Kids Math Lite

Know your Math Facts