Android 4 Schools

Kiwi Corner is a free Android app that offers a huge catalog of ideas for hands-on arts & crafts projects and simple kitchen science projects. You can discover projects in Kiwi Corner in a few ways. First, there is a daily project suggestion that you’ll see when you open the app. Second, you can browse […]

Parts of this post originally appeared on my other blog, FreeTech4Teachers.com. Sworkit Kids is a fun Android app designed to get kids moving with short, fun exercises. The app features workouts of five to thirty minutes in length (you pick the length). Each workout has a mix of fun exercises like diagonal hopping, crab walking, and hopping […]

Earlier today on FreeTech4Teachers.com I mentioned the WWF Together app. WWF Together is a free Android app and iPad app that features interactive stories about endangered animals around the world. Each of the interactive stories includes beautiful images and videos, facts about the animals and their habitats, and the threats to each of the animals. […]

Truss Me is an Android app that students can use to design and test weight-bearing structures like bridges. I initially tried Truss Me a couple of years ago as an iPad app. Last week the app became available for Android phones and tablets. Truss Me can be used in “challenge” mode or in “free play” […]

Last week on FreeTech4Teachers.com I published a review of NASA’s Rocket Science 101 game. At the time I wasn’t aware that an Android version of the game existed too. Thanks to an email from David Beaver I now know that NASA Rocket Science 101 is free for Android users. NASA’s Rocket Science 101 is designed […]