Apps

We’re all modern with our apps…

For years, Alan and his team have been developing quality educational apps to support learning in the classroom. Each app is available by following the link below.

AnyWord Xword
(iPad)

AnyWord Xword (Crossword) is a captivating word game with twenty increasingly complex levels. Each level has an intriguing blank crossword grid… with NO clues! Any word from the English language can be used! As the crosswords become more complex (with more words and more intersections) the game becomes ever more challenging! AnyWord Xword is a fun game for the whole family. It’s great for developing vocabulary and dictionary use. It encourages children (and adults!) to play with words.

The Boxing Clever Fiction Factory (iPad)

‘Boxing Clever’ is a game designed to help pupils to develop ‘story sense’ and understand the structural conventions of a simple linear story. The idea was first published in non-digital form by Alan Peat in the 1990s. This app is the first digital version of the now internationally popular game.

DownWords HD
(iPad)

Dig deep and put your word skills to the test.

Play any word (3 letters or longer) that you can think of – as long as the first letter of each word begins with the last letter of the previous word.

GAME CENTRE INTEGRATION *

Compete against DownWorders all over the world while unlocking achievements.

Logic Squares
(iPad)

Be nimble with numbers and think strategically in the addictive maths app Logic Squares. Starting with numbers 1-10, players must fill in the different calculations in each grid using each number only once. As the 25 levels progress in difficulty, players must manipulate numbers with increasing skill in order to make all columns and rows correct.

I See Multiplication and Division (iPad)

Multiplication and division calculations are made visual by I See Maths x ÷. It allows educators to create a range of images that help children to understand key calculation concepts.

The Singapore Bar feature allows the ‘part-part-whole’ structure to be made visible; calculations can be shown in a variety of ways using arrays and dot patterns as well as an area model similar to the Grid Method. The images can also be adapted to create meaningful questions. This makes I See Maths x ÷ an invaluable teaching tool.

I See Addition and Subtraction (iPad)

Addition and subtraction calculations are made visual by I See Maths + -. It allows educators to create a range of images that help children to understand key calculation concepts.

The Singapore Bar feature allows the ‘part-part-whole’ structure to be made visible; calculations can be shown on 10-frames and the 100-square; column + and – can be modelled step-by-step. The images can also be adapted to create meaningful questions. This makes I See Maths + – an invaluable teaching tool.

The Superhero Story Machine (iPad)

The Superhero Story Machine helps both pupils and busy classroom teachers to plan Superhero stories (over a million combinations are possible…and that’s no exaggeration!).

The machine has eight parts:

Opening, main character/s, other character/s, setting, dilemma, random language features, objects and ending

Pupils ‘spin’ each of the eight parts of the machine to reveal a HUGE range of genre-appropriate ideas.

The Detective Story Machine (iPad)

The Detective Story Machine helps both pupils and busy classroom teachers to plan detective stories (over a million combinations are possible…and that’s no exaggeration!).

The machine has eight parts:

Opening, main character/s, other character/s, setting, dilemma, random language features, objects and ending

Pupils ‘spin’ each of the eight parts of the machine to reveal a HUGE range of genre-appropriate ideas.

The Gothic Story Machine
(iPad)

The Gothic Story Machine helps both pupils and busy classroom teachers to plan detective stories (over a million combinations are possible…and that’s no exaggeration!).

The machine has eight parts:

Opening, main character/s, other character/s, setting, dilemma, random language features, objects and ending

Pupils ‘spin’ each of the eight parts of the machine to reveal a HUGE range of genre-appropriate ideas.

The Myths and Legends Story Machine (iPad)

The Myths and Legends Story Machine helps both pupils and busy classroom teachers to plan detective stories (over a million combinations are possible…and that’s no exaggeration!).

The machine has eight parts:

Opening, main character/s, other character/s, setting, dilemma, random language features, objects and ending

Pupils ‘spin’ each of the eight parts of the machine to reveal a HUGE range of genre-appropriate ideas.

The Fairytale Story Machine (iPad)

The Fairytale Story Machine helps both pupils and busy classroom teachers to plan detective stories (over a million combinations are possible…and that’s no exaggeration!).

The machine has eight parts:

Opening, main character/s, other character/s, setting, dilemma, random language features, objects and ending

Pupils ‘spin’ each of the eight parts of the machine to reveal a HUGE range of genre-appropriate ideas.

The Science Fiction Story Machine (iPad)

The Science Fiction Story Machine helps both pupils and busy classroom teachers to plan detective stories (over a million combinations are possible…and that’s no exaggeration!).

The machine has eight parts:

Opening, main character/s, other character/s, setting, dilemma, random language features, objects and ending

Pupils ‘spin’ each of the eight parts of the machine to reveal a HUGE range of genre-appropriate ideas.

The Christmas Story Machine (iPad)

The Christmas Story Machine helps both pupils and busy classroom teachers to plan detective stories (over a million combinations are possible…and that’s no exaggeration!).

The machine has eight parts:

Opening, main character/s, other character/s, setting, dilemma, random language features, objects and ending

Pupils ‘spin’ each of the eight parts of the machine to reveal a HUGE range of genre-appropriate ideas.

The Pocket App of Exciting Sentences (iPad & iPhone)

Alan Peat’s sentence types are already used in 22 countries. Now, for the first time, they are available as an app with genre-links and in-built interactivity.

The Alan Peat Pocket App of Exciting Sentences provides teachers and parents with 25 ‘consistent-language’ sentence types, clearly explained and right there on either iPad or iPhone instantly at hand.

The app includes an Introduction to the sentence types with THREE sets of examples for each sentence.

Exciting Sentences: Pupil Edition (iPad & iPhone)

Alan Peat’s incredibly popular and effective Exciting Sentences approach is now available for pupils, students and teachers to use in the brand new App, Exciting Sentences: Pupil Edition.

For the first time, students will have their own App which allows them to:

• Learn about each of the 25 Exciting Sentence Types (from Alan Peat’s Writing Exciting Sentences) including descriptions and examples.

• Create and save their own examples of each sentence type directly in the app.

A Second App of Exciting Sentences (iPad & iPhone)

Alan Peat’s original sentence types are already used in schools in 22 different countries around the world. In 2013, in collaboration with Mathew Sullivan, 30 brand new sentence types were introduced. Now, these sentences are available as an app, which also includes direct links to both fiction and non-fiction writing, as well as teaching ideas, extension activities, and example sentences from teachers and pupils around the U.K.

Word Juice
(iPad & iPhone)

Your task is simple: squeeze as much juice from the oranges as you can in three minutes.

To squeeze juice from an orange, you have to create words! Each orange is divided into 8 segments (three vowels and five consonants) AND a central vowel. Tap the letters to make a word, then tap ‘GO’ to squeeze the orange and start juicing! Each word must be three or more letters long and MUST include the central vowel. The longer the word, the more juice you’ll make and if you use words with trickier letters, such as J, Q and Z, you’ll make even more juice!

The Hex-a-Gon
(iPad & iPhone)

Race against time to become the ultimate Hex Collector!

Construct words out of ‘Hexes’ and collect them to earn points and build your multiplier. Collect special Hexes to unlock awesome power-ups.

Put your vocabulary to the test. Play longer words with trickier letters to earn more points.

Prove your Hex collecting skills to the rest of the world whilst unlocking achievements.

Choose the right moment to unleash power-ups in order to earn BIG points!

SpellFix Y3 – Y6 Word Lists
(iPad & iPhone)

Due to popular demand, we have released SpellFix Y3-Y6 Word Lists – an advert free version of our free app specifically for use in schools!!

SpellFix Y3-Y6 Word Lists is a fun way of learning the spellings identified in the new national curriculum for England.

Find the 8 spellings in each level using the clues and the available letters on screen. Use hints if you are stuck! The app is great for contextualised spelling development as the meaning of the word is taught at the same time as the spelling… and it’s addictive!

The Pocket Curriculum
(iPad & iPhone)

Number 1 UK Education App

Top 10 Overall UK App

The first English Curriculum app to contain all the documents for KS1 – KS4 and to include the ability to take notes! Perfect for Curriculum INSETs and staff meetings!!

The Pocket Curriculum for England is the definitive app for teachers and parents who want the National Curriculum at their finger tips. We’ve put a lot of time and effort in designing this app to look good and be easy to use.