This week I am pleased to share with you information about a new reading app, Word Zoo, reviewed by Jacqui Murray on her website Ask a Tech Teacher. If you need to know anything about using technology in the classroom, Jacqui will be able to help you out.
Over to you, Jacqui:
Reading is defined as “the action or skill of absorbing written or printed matter silently or aloud.” Sounds dry, maybe even boring, but the ability to read has been credited with exercising the mind, saving lives, bringing people together, and predicting success in school. It alleviates boredom in the bits of free time that pop up between soccer and dinner and it can be done alone or in a group.
“Books are the quietest and most constant of friends…”
― Charles William Eliot
So when I find an app that organically encourages reading, I get excited. But I’m fussy. Here’s what I look for–the red answers are how this mystery ready app sized up:
Continue reading: Great App for Future Readers: Word Zoo | Ask a Tech Teacher – readilearn
Norah Colvin 
Great way to encourage reading, Norah and son!
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Thank you, Jacqui. 🙂 We appreciate your positive review.
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I love that definition of reading. Boring? No way! For those of us lucky enough to read easily it helps define something we might take for granted but is such a gift.
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I agree, Anne. It is a gift indeed.
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thanks for the recommendation; I’ll share it with my wife who is a preschool teacher!
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