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Award-winning Kate Petty popup books for older children
With topics ranging from science to punctuation, Kate Petty popup books are a total delight.
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Flipboard is a digital magazine that you create
When the iPad launched in 2010, Flipboard was one of the first apps to display this innovative way of consuming content.
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Touchscreen iPad gestures – learning the basics
The iPad is capable of understanding numerous multi-touch gestures.
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Write outside the lines with Wreck This Journal
Unlike other books, Wreck This Journal lets you write, draw and doodle on every page.
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Foldable, rolling teacher cart for transporting heavy items
As a teacher, every week we’re likely to be bringing something home, and 9 times out of 10 it’s something heavy.
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Imagination Playground is an interactive, transformable playspace
No longer does a playground have to consist of fixed equipment, such as slides and monkey bars.
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Mad Libs for kids is fun, silly and educational
Mad Libs is such a great idea, and a personal favourite of ours.
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Convenient combination of a cork board and a magnetic whiteboard
Organising things has just become that little bit easier with a cork board and magnetic whiteboard combo.
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Organise your desk with the Joseph Joseph DrawerStore
The DrawerStore isn’t just suited for the kitchen. It’s pretty efficient in the classroom too.
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Record the date in style with the SMASH date stamp
SMASH are an American scrapbooking company offering lots of wonderful notepads, stickers and other craft products.
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Build a virtual forest by staying focused and avoiding smartphone distractions
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Unsplash: A directory of free, high-resolution photographs
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Hemingway app recommends edits to improve your writing
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Maps.Me is an offline map solution for anywhere in the world
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Plickers: An innovative way of conducting polls and quizzes in your classroom