2. It seems that Apple was thinking about the iPhone back in 1983. This
image of a 1983 prototype phone comes from the Apple Museum collection
being housed at Stanford University.
The ipad is a line of tablet computers designed, developed and
marketed by Apple. It's primarily used as a platform for audio-visual
media including books, periodicals, movies, music, games, apps and web
content.

3.  Best in education apps by Apple
 Reading best app reviews/teacher blogs
 Once I became interested in an app that I thought
might work for my first graders (whole group), I
watched many videos (mostly you tube) and tutorials.
 Several sites I used in my research can be found on my wiki page .

4. 1. Projecting my iPad onto my screen.
2. Did some math warm-ups using apps I already had
(splash math 1st grade). All students responded on
dry erase boards.
3. Spent “Read Across America” week reading many Dr.
Seuss eBooks.

5. 
Splashtop Whiteboard allows teachers and students to turn their iPad into an
interactive whiteboard.
No need to stay at the front of class. Freedom to roam around.
Annotate over ANYTHING – Use gestures to draw, highlight, or write over
any content. Use different colored and sized pens, highlighter, shapes, and
text tools over existing content or background templates.

6.  Morning Message using Splashtop
Whiteboard: You can type in the message as
students read along. They then look for words
they know (phonics skill, word wall words ). On this
day, the message was pre-written on a power point.
› Using Splashtop Whiteboard, students can use the
iPad to highlight and underline words they know.
› Complete reading lesson plan can be found on Wiki

8.  Fable: The Crow and the Pitcher
Interactive Fables