App Lessons

Description: This app lesson will develop 3rd grade students’ understanding and knowledge of Earth’s continental landforms. Instructional Objective: Students will create a model representing Earth’s landforms such as volcanoes, mountains, valleys, canyons, plains, and islands. Step 1: Students will watch an instructional video about Earth’s different landforms and how they are classified on the Bill Nye the Science Guy app. Step 2: Students ...

Description: This app lesson will develop literacy skills for elementary students. Instructional Objective: Students will read a story and then demonstrate their understanding of the story by illustrating the story and explaining the plot and who, what, where, when, why, and how questions to their classmates. Step 1: Students will pick a story they are not familiar with from the app Epic! ...

Description: This app lesson will develop upper elementary and middle school students’ multiplication skills. Instructional Objective: Students will first review multiplication skills before selecting an article as the basis for a word problem. Step 1: Students will review their multiplication skills using Times Table Quiz – Cool & Fun Multiplication Table Math Solver Games. Step 2: Students will then read articles in the ...

Description: This app lesson will develop students’ sense of developing well-written narratives. Instructional Objective: Students will showcase their understanding of the writing process by creating an outline and narrative. Step 1: Students will use the FarFaria Children’s Storybooks app to read an assigned, imaginative narrative. This will serve as the example for students. Step 2: Students will use the Inkflow app to create ...

Description: This app lesson will develop elementary students’ knowledge of the American Revolution and how it led to the Declaration of Independence. Instructional Objective: Students will research and analyze key components and events pertaining to the American Revolution and then create and present a recording of their interpretation of the component or event based on their research. Step 1: To get a ...