I spent the past several days selecting and downloading apps for our 20 iTouches. Only three left to sync. Apps include a combination of paid and free. The Volume Voucher Program requires you to enter a code into iTunes for every copy of an app you purchase. Even though I used "copy and paste," it was a time-consuming, tedious task. In general the iTouch screens are organized as follows:
Home Page:
- default apps
- ABC phonics
- Drawing Den
- My First Words
- 1 Fish 2 Fish (paid)
- Clifford Be Big with Words (paid)
- Teach Me Kindergarten
- Shape Lite
- Learn Sight Words (paid)
- Word Magic (paid)
- Flash Cards
- Flow Math (paid)
- Multi Genius Lite
- Nine Gaps (paid)
- Number Line
- Pizza Math
- Pop Math (paid)
- Telling Time (paid)
- Flash to Pass Free
- Braineous (paid)
- Coin Math (paid)
- Long Division
- Mad Math Lite
- Equation Creator
- eye Math Subtraction
- Freddy Fraction
- Dragon Dictation
- i Sentence Builder (paid)
- Dictionary
- Free Grammar
- Tree Hut
- Mad Libs
- Primary Grammar Jammer
- SpellStacker
- Storyrobe
- Chicktionary Lite
- Dinosaurs
- Weather Eye
- NASA
- Travel Wisconsin
- Stack the States Lite
- Flower Garden
- BrainPop Video of the Day
- Drawing Den
- MyPaintFree
Each iTouch has been assigned a name and number which is engraved on the iTouch and shown on a label on the iTouch case. There are ten male names and ten females; Laverne, Percy, Henry and Romona are a few of my favorite names. There is also a label next to each slot in the cart for easy identification of placement of iTouches when returned. To personalize the iTouches, I found clipart to go with each name, edited the clipart to add the name and number, and then set the picture as the lock screen on each iTouch.
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