special+needs+apps

**Dyscalculia Apps,** for students who struggle with math concepts:

 [|Telling Time] goes one step beyond Jungle Time. It has three levels allowing students to advance their skills. It compares the analog clock to the digital clock.

 [|Coin Math] begins with identification of coins, counting coins, making change, and shopping. Allows users to advance levels.

 [|Multiplication] is a visual app that uses skip counting and is particularly good for those students who have difficulty with memorizing facts.

**Dyslexia and other reading disability Apps**:

 [|Reading Machine] helps students pronounce words they can not read. It has two keyboards - a color-coded alphabetical and a qwerty for older students.

 [|American Wordspeller] is a phonetic dictionary. A student can type a word and the dictionary will figure out the word: foto- photo. Turn on the Voice Accessibility and it reads the word aloud.

 [|Reading for Details] Level-based reading comprehension exercises. Users determine how many questions to answer.

**Memory Apps**

 [|Noteshelf] Some students prefer writing over typing to help them remember. Inserting a picture adds emphasis for visual learners.

 [|Popplet], a new favorite, is a mindmapping app that allows users to record thoughts, explore ideas and collaborate with peers.