Here is a link to the video that doesn't work above, of one of my munchkins (there are 6 in my group) during reading groups. Two other groups of six are in the classroom and one is out of the room at this time. He is using two apps (so are the other kids in the group at the same time): pocketphonics and makeaword.
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Sue, came across your blog today and saw that you had a video of kids using pocketphonics (my app). I'm afraid I couldn't get it to play (came up with a message that "This video is private". Anyway, if you have any feedback on pocketphonics, or dottodot number whiz, please let me know.
ReplyDeleteKind regards
John Friend