Reading+Apps

=Reading=
 * ==Name of iPad Application/Cost== || ==Teachers or==

Students
|| ==Grade(s)== || ==Why is the application useful?== || Many of the classics are free || Both || K-12 || Let's you read books from Amazon Kindle on the iPad || of the classics are free. Milwaukee Journal Sentinel || Both || 6-12 || Free access to the leading newspapers. Non-fiction reading that is great for keeping current and generating discussion. ||
 * Kindle App - Free The books cost around $10.
 * iBook is similar to Kindle and like that app many
 * iBook also allows for extremely easy annotating, and organization of annotations, and printing annotations** || Both || K-12 || Allows you to read books on iPad. ||
 * USA Today, Wall Street Journal, NY Times,
 * National Geographic, NPR, Time, Newsweek, PBS || Both || 6-12 || Excellent sources of non-fiction reading. ||
 * The Constitution and The Declaration of Independence || Both || 6-12 || Two of the most important documents in US history available at the touch of a button. ||
 * Complete Works of Shakespeare || Both || 6-12 || Gives the user digital access to all of Shakespeare's work. ||
 * Pride and Prejudice || Both || 6-12 || One of many of Austen's works available digitally and free. ||
 * Idea Sketch || Both || K-12 || A free alternative to Inspiration available to anyone who has an iPad. Great for mind-mapping and organizing ideas. ||
 * Complete Works of Charles Dickens || Both || 6-12 || Digital access to all of Dickens' stories ||
 * A Christmas Carol (abridged but read aloud with animations and sound effects) || Both || 6-8 || Original, abridged text, read aloud ||
 * Hatchet ($5.99) || Borth || 5 - 8 || Original, unabridged (Read simultaneously with page match-up) ||