1st Grade Digital Workbooks - Space Board Level One Series

NeoLithix First Grade Space Board iPad App contains 12 great digital workbooks (Learning Modules), plus two BONUS digital workbooks for added fun & learning. First-grade age children (+ older children remedially) can hand-write in these workbooks countless times "digitally" using a stylus, rather than just once using "write-once and throw away" conventional workbooks. A great "green" product! Students hand-written work is digitally recorded for later review by parent, teacher or tutor.

Features:
- Provides over 450 pages for children to write, trace & color by hand, learning the fun digital way
- Important learning objectives in 4 core subjects: Math, Science, Language Arts & Social Studies
- Self-paced, self-tutoring, provides for guilt-free repetition so students can master the materials
- All Learning Modules use a unique Question/Answer instant self-assessment feature that allows students to immediately self-check their work by displaying the correct answer right next to their hand-written answer, thus leveraging parents, teachers & tutors limited time
- Built-in on-line videos for workbook overview and a quick-start users guide
- Childs hand-drawn and written work can be snap-shot archived and then printed or emailed later
- Student uses a capacitive writing stylus which allows the student to interact with the learning content through writing by hand, as opposed to simply tapping or touching the screen, clicking on a mouse or typing on a keyboard. Writing by hand makes learning fun, faster & easier!

Learning objectives in this First Grade app include:
- Language Arts: Short Vowels, Long Vowels & Word Families
- Science: Life Cycles, Living Organisms & Non-Living Objects
- Social Studies: Citizenship, Symbols and Mottos of Texas & Symbols and of the US
- Math: Numbers 1 – 30, Numbers 31 – 100 & Skip Counting by 2s, 5s and 10s

Plus Two Bonus Books:
- Blank Pages for Creative Drawing
- Ruled Pages for Creative Writing

Recent research & studies confirm that writing by hand promotes visual motor integration (hand-eye coordination) as well as cognitive and conceptual development and other intellectual and physiological skills. Writing by hand strengthens students cognitive development helps them grasp and express complex concepts and ideas and improves their overall intellectual achievement. To read these articles: http://theweek.com/article/index/207846/how-writing-by-hand-makes-kids-smarter

Total Library Offerings:
- PreK (Astronaut Series)
- Kindergarten (Rocket Series)
- 1st-6th Grades: Math, Science, Language Arts & Social Studies
- ALL Math, ALL Science, ALL Language Arts, ALL Social Studies for 1st-6th Grades

For more information:
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www.space-boards.com