We’ve teamed up with the amazing Karen Lirenman to bring you a fantastic resource for teachers using Book Creator in the elementary and primary classroom.
Teach coding with Book Creator
You might not think of Book Creator as a coding app (it isn’t!). But coding is really about computational thinking and creative problem solving, which you can teach with Book Creator.
Using Book Creator to create augmented textbooks
When you don’t have the resources to teach as you wish – why not create your own?
Redefining barrier games with Book Creator
Barrier games are a traditional teaching tool to assist language skills in early childhood. Here’s some ideas for making these with Book Creator.
Ice cream and iPad day
Kindergarten teacher Sara Connell shares her lesson plan and experience of using Book Creator to make Ice Cream books with her students.
Numeracy learning journals with Book Creator
Special Needs teacher Stuart Hammersley share some useful insights into a usable Book Creator workflow. Isn’t it great when we learn from each other?
From assembly to maker faire
What happens when you break the mould in school and decide to do assemblies a little differently? How can iPads play a role?
App smashing in Math
Combine Geoboard with Book Creator and don’t underestimate what the class will come up with, that’s the advice of Apple Distinguished Educator Kristi Meeuwse.
Using Book Creator to create math riddles
Meghan Zigmond was one of the first teachers to take advantage of Book Creator’s new feature to export ebooks as video. This is what her class came up with.
Using Book Creator to author mathematics
Most textbooks just don’t cover all the unusual ways and methods we use to learn. So why not write these textbooks ourselves?
