Poetry, science and other non fiction apps

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This document provides recommendations for poetry and science apps for children and adults. It lists The New Kid on the Block by Jack Prelutsky app, which allows users to read or play poems, including an alligator song. It also recommends the IF Poems app, which contains an interactive anthology of 270 classic poems with audio readings and recording capabilities. Finally, it mentions the Scholastic Discover Dinosaurs app for learning about dinosaurs through stories, activities, and games. Contact information is provided for recommendations on other poetry, science and educational apps.

Poetry, Science and other
Non-Fiction Apps
Created by Paige Bentley-Flannery"
Community Librarian"
Deschutes Public Library

The New Kid on the Block by Jack
Prelutsky app (iPad/iPhone/Android)
To begin your poetry
adventure, click on either
“Read to Me” or “Let Me Play.” !
While you’re deciding, Jack
Pretlusky will sing you a poem
about an alligator. !
Highlighted words so you can
follow along with the reader. !
Features-record and share.

Poetry, science and other non fiction apps

Create a poem!
Word Collage!
Poetry Verses!
Visual Poetry!
Doodlecast Pro

IF Poems
IF Poems created by
Chocolate Creative: An
education poetry app for
children and adults.
Interactive poetry
anthology, readings, record
and write. (iPad/iPhone)!
270 classic poems and audio
readings

Scholastic discover dinosaurs
!
!
!
!
Discover the amazing
prehistoric world of
dinosaurs through stories,
digging and interactive fun.

For more poetry, science and apps!
@chapterpaigeone!
paigeb@dpls.us!
www.pinterest.com/paigeone

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Poetry, science and other non fiction apps

1. Poetry, Science and other Non-Fiction Apps Created by Paige Bentley-Flannery" Community Librarian" Deschutes Public Library

2. Poetry Apps

3. The New Kid on the Block by Jack Prelutsky app (iPad/iPhone/Android) To begin your poetry adventure, click on either “Read to Me” or “Let Me Play.” ! While you’re deciding, Jack Pretlusky will sing you a poem about an alligator. ! Highlighted words so you can follow along with the reader. ! Features-record and share.

9. Create a poem! Word Collage! Poetry Verses! Visual Poetry! Doodlecast Pro

20. IF Poems IF Poems created by Chocolate Creative: An education poetry app for children and adults. Interactive poetry anthology, readings, record and write. (iPad/iPhone)! 270 classic poems and audio readings

26. Science Apps

29. Scholastic discover dinosaurs ! ! ! ! Discover the amazing prehistoric world of dinosaurs through stories, digging and interactive fun.

30. For more poetry, science and apps! @chapterpaigeone! paigeb@dpls.us! www.pinterest.com/paigeone

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