Preschool

Seesaw is a platform that encourages creativity, expression, and feedback. Students show learning and use built-in annotation tools to capture what they are learning in Seesaw’s digital portfolio. Teachers gain insights into students’ thinking and progress. Families connect to students’ learning  and can engage with school events.

Dexteria turns your iOS device into a therapeutic tool that improves fine motor skills and handwriting readiness in children and adults. Helps build strength and control; increases coordination and motor control in hands and fingers; and automatically creates performance and usage reports that can be emailed. This app may be specifically useful with students who have functional vision.

VAST provides video-assisted speech therapy. This app provides therapy to students with autism and motor-speech programming disorders such as apraxia. VAST combines the concept of video modeling with written words and auditory cues to help individuals acquire relevant words, phrases, and sentences so they can speak for themselves. For children and individuals with strong visual skills, this can be a key to developing speech.

This app provides a guide to use with Amazon Alexa devices. It has 1,000 commands, questions for Alexa to answer, and users can create their own sayings.

With UAbacus, add and subtract numbers using the "logic method" for abacus computation. Practice computation skills, get help with each step as needed, and verify the correct answer.

This iPad app offers voice-guided meditations on a variety of topics dealing with the stresses and challenges of day-to-day life. Includes 40 free meditations and 14 landscapes.

Ballyland Rotor is the sequel to the  Ballyland Magic app. It is an iPad game specifically designed for children who are Blind/Visually Impaired. With a variety of stories, sounds, and songs, teaching the concept and gestures for the "Rotor" in VoiceOver, the built-in screen reader for iOS devices. Ballyland Rotor supports the concept of selecting options and settings by way of the Rotor and offers practice for different ways the Rotor function can be used.

Clear targets and multiple choices make this activity suitable for those needing to practice touch accuracy or learning to make choices. It can also be used with single- and two-switch scanning access using iPad switch interfaces.

This version of SnapType has all of the original SnapType features, such as completing any school worksheet on a tablet, speech to text, and taking a photo of the worksheet. SnapType Pro also features unlimited worksheet storage, drawing lines on a tablet, a whiteboard filter, and the ability to change worksheet backgrounds for better contrast and easier reading.

SnapType helps students keep up with their peers in class even when penmanship holds them back. Students can easily complete school worksheets with the help of an iPad or iPhone. With SnapType, students can take a picture of their worksheets or import worksheets from anywhere on their device. They can then use their iOS device keyboard to add text to these documents and print, email, or share their creations.