Guest Blogger Monica Burns

Next time you’re looking to bring a guest speaker to your class – why not try out a Google Hangout?

With this app students can point their device towards the sky and see where stars, planets and constellations are located.

QR codes are such a fantastic resource for students – especially those who need a little extra support.

iGet Math: Base 10 gives students space to explore counting, addition and subtraction.

Class Charts Whole School gives your school community the opportunity to reward good behavior for students in every grade.

If you’re looking for an English Language Arts resource for your middle school and high school students, Academic Help has tons of guides to help young writers.

TocoMail provides a closed network for student email that teachers can monitor.

With these resources you can help students learn and practice new words through games and traditional study routines.

This interactive robot brings game play to life with a smart toy that rolls, spins and races based on moves programmed by the user

Since there are plenty of videos on YouTube that are not kid-friendly, YoouKids has developed an iPad app

These apps are perfect for kids of all ages and can be tailored to a wide range of activities and tasks.

American History Interactive Timeline lets users swipe through a timeline of significant events in the history of the United States.

World’s Worst Pet will help students increase their domain specific vocabulary – an important part of the Common Core.

They can be used with students in whole class and small group activities aligned to the Common Core State Standards.

Turbo Math Sea Buddies is an engaging and colorful iPad app that children will love.

A great way to capture the attention of your students is to introduce these virtual tools.

For teachers and students looking to mark up a text on their iPad, Easy Annotate is worth checking out.

These are perfect for using in the classroom to bring life to Social Studies content.

Check out these tips, tricks and apps for classroom management!

Teachers can also use this device to collect and organize student work.

ChatterPix Kids lets your students put their voice to any image whether it’s a historical figure, a character from their favorite book, or a photo of a friend.

You don’t need a piano to bring music into your classroom thanks to this impressive app.

This fantastic free app takes iPad games and fitness to a new level!

Coding and programing are two important STEM skills that you can introduce to children at an early age.

These 13 tips will change the way you see iPads as a way to create and give presentations in your classroom.