While learning can, and often still does, look like a student sitting and learning during a set time, in a set space, and doing a set activity such as reading and writing, learning can also look quite different from the traditional model of education. In fact, one of the main reasons why families choose to home educate is so that learning does look different.
As technology continues to grow as a primary resource for education we as homeschoolers must stay current with the changing face of education. [Tweet theme=”basic-full”]Technology will continue to grow – homeschoolers must stay current. #EducationalApps #ihsnet @ihomeschoolnet @ReneeGreatPeace [/Tweet]
One of the best and easiest ways that we can do that is to incorporate educational apps into our homeschooling lives.
60+ Educational Apps by Subject
I’ve searched the web to find more than 60 apps that you can utilize to help your kids learn, digitally. Below they are organized by topic, and by type.
Apps for Teachers
Android
iTunes
Apps for Pre-School
Android
iTunes
Apps for Math
Android
iTunes
Quick Math – Multiplication & Arithmetic
Apps for Science
Android
iTunes
Apps for Reading
Android
iTunes
Kindle
Apps for Writing
Android
iTooch 8th Grade Language Arts
iTunes
Learn to Write, Letters & Numbers
Apps for History & Geography
Android
iTunes
Apps for the Arts
Android
iTunes
Smithsonian Artists in Dialogue
Apps for Foreign Language
Android
iTunes
Sometimes, homeschooling can seem impossible when life matters get in the way of school matters. Driving all over town for various activities can wreak havoc on the lesson plans. With educational apps, you can utilize digital study resources in fun, kid-friendly ways to fill in gaps, save time, or enhance learning. What’s even better, the kids will be having so much fun, they won’t even realize that they are learning.
