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Awesome word processor for handwritten text has limited practicality
Grades
4–12
Price
Free
Platforms
Android
Stellar but pricey tool immerses users in meaningful language learning
6–12
Android, iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch, Kindle Fire, Nook HD, Chrome
Language-learning network has good potential, but questionable content
11–12
Free, Free to try, Paid
Android, iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch, Kindle Fire, Chrome
Adapted resource can help some ELLs, with potential for other students
5–12
Web
Natural text-to-speech tool helps kids with reading difficulties
3–12
Free, Paid
Perform grammatical acrobatics with The Amazing Phraso
5–8
Android, iPad
Versatile tool makes text accessible to kids with visual impairment
Paid
iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch
Digital reference tool helps kids spice up their writing
Deep but dispersed content best for independent European learners
Free to try
Simple literacy activities offer focused practice but lack pizazz
Pre-K–K
Too many rules, not enough learning in dated language site
5–9
Overly rigid lessons are better with teacher guidance
1–8
Free, Free to try
A creative adventure for reinforcing early literacy skills
Pre-K–1
LeapFrog games
Sentence games have potential to build grammar knowledge and skills
1–6
iPad
Custom and ready-made word lists, but quality and accuracy are hit and miss
8–12
Android, iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch, Kindle Fire
