Every Kindergarten App you could need!
Do you ever wish you had all the apps you need all in one place? Well here you go! I love the versatility of these apps and ways to use them in the classroom that make it easy to incorporate technology even for kindergarten! If you love this post – you will want to read Kindergarten Word Work Ideas that really expand on the best of kindergarten goodness!
comes rules/expectations which need to be clearly communicated before using. I plan on using the “Guided Access” feature so that I can control what app my students stay on for the time I want them on the iPad if I’m not directly monitoring. It essentially keeps them locked in an app which is perfect for small groups. 
- Fun2Learn Phonics
- Phonics Easy
- Sound Sorting (Beginning Sounds)
- Phonics Tic Tac Toe
- Word Cub
- Word Family
- Cimo Spelling – sound out
- ABC GoGo
- ABC Magnetic Land – could be used for spelling words
- ABC transport
- First Words Sampler
- Letter of the Day
- Letter Quiz
- Montessori Words
- Speaking Spell
- SpellBoard – could program with spelling words
- Free fall Spelling – great graphics , easy to use
- Word Bingo
- Tommy 1
- Alphabet Tracing- love how it shows the correct motion
- Letter School – I LOVE this app and could play on it (just ask the husband!)
- Pocket Phonics
- Toddler ABC – yes I know it says toddler, but it worth checking out
- Counting Catepillar – great visuals, fun stuff!
- Mat series – find the missing number
- Montessori Numbers
- Monkey Math
- Piggy HD – cool graphics
- Everyday Math Squeeze
- Super Number Kid
- Miss Spider
- Big Monster
- Day of Diesels
- Green Egss
- Hiku
- Jingle
- Llama
- Ugly Duckling
- Tortoise
- On top of spaghetti
resources I’d definitely be interested in learning more!!
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Thanks for the great apps!
How did you print the app icon
Thanks for the great tips! My students love the subitize tree for number sense too.
I love the iPad but we have now switched to the Nexxus tablet and I can't find anything free. We have no money for apps.
Hello, just wanted to share another great site for preschoolers… http://www.LottyLearns.com which features a series of adorable little videos designed to teach little ones to read (letter sounds, sounding out words, etc.). There’s also a related app for both iOS and Android (Lotty Learns) and even a bunch of printable resources for letter-writing practice (great for teachers too!). Best of all, everything is free!! 🙂
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