Number ID PLUS vs Owlet

There are 6 Activity Options: 1) Match numerals with the number word -- A set of numerals in circles will appear spread out on the screen and you'll be shown a number word. -- Match the numeral to the number word by tapping on a numeral in a circle. 2) Tracing Numerals -- set of chips is displayed on the left side of the screen and an outline of the numeral is displayed on the White Board. 3) Flash cards -- A numeral is displayed on the left of the screen and the White Board is displayed. 4) 10 Frames -- A set of chips is displayed in 10 Frames. The White Board is displayed. Chips may be dragged. 5) Domino -- A set of chips is displayed as a Domino. The White Board is displayed. 6) Randomly -- A set of chips is randomly displayed. The White Board is displayed. Chips may be dragged. Options include practicing with numbers 1-10; 1-15; 11-20, and 1-20. You can also select to show a number line or ordered set of number tiles as a tool for matching number word with numeral. Tapping the number word will speak the word and tapping a number in the number line or tiles will speak the number. Designed as part of the Number Sense project at Augustana College in Rock Island, IL

Owlet: Cube6 is an app that uses two Owlet CubeTower manipulatives. This app builds on the Cube3 app by enabling students to create six-digit numbers by stacking small cubes in the columns of two CubeTowers. Cube6 has three modes. Each corresponds to a different topic in place value: Thousands, Money, and Decimals. For each topic, there are five different activities. - Explore: Students place cubes in the CubeTowers to create numbers that are shown on the tablet. - Make: Students are prompted to make a target number by placing cubes in the CubeTowers. - Build: Students solve number puzzles. For example, students might be asked to build a number between 200,000 and 300,000 using 15 cubes. - Compare: Students create a number in the CubeTowers and then compare it to a number generated by the app. - Round: Students use the CubeTowers to round a number to a specified place.