My Study Life
My Study Life allows a student to keep track of their entire school schedule in one app. Students set up their classes by entering subject names, teachers, classrooms and times, […]
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My Homework
My Homework is an app for students to keep track of their homework, quizzes, tests, and projects. Teachers who have the corresponding app can send assignments notifications to students or […]
Google Keep
Google Keep is an organization app where students can keep track of all different types of notes. Using the draw function students can sketch or write out reminders. The microphone […]
Homey
Homey is a family chore app for the entire family! Keep track of chores, pay out allowances, and chart accomplished responsibilities all from one convenient app. Homey also distinguishes between […]
Calroo
Calroo is an organization app where students and their families can keep track of their shared calendar, create lists of needed items, message each other, and set chore schedules. Students […]
Be Focused
Be Focused is an app where students can be mindful of screen time while setting timers for non-screen tasks. Students can set a custom time for tasks, short breaks, and […]
Prodigy
Prodigy is a game-based math app where students move through a colorful fantasy world while solving various math puzzles. Students select their grade level (1-8) and then create their own […]
Kiko’s Thinking Time
Kiko’s Thinking Time is an app where children can strengthen core EF Skills: Working Memory, Focus, Flexibility, Spatial Reasoning, and Reasoning. Parents set the app up with the desired skills […]
How to Stay Alive and Learn from Video Games
Video games are a great test of a player’s willingness to fail and then get back up again. Losing health points, powers, and ultimately one’s life in a video game […]
Video Games to Help Kids with Learning Disabilities Cope with Remote Learning
COVID-19 based, remote learning has been a blessing and a curse for children with learning disabilities. These students lose out when they don’t meet with their teachers in smaller classes. […]
