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Andrea Chen
(New Orleans - United States)I am a high school English teacher in New Orleans taking the year off to read good books and relax. I currently work for the New Orleans Center for Creative Arts, designing an arts-integrated academic curriculum to prepare students for a rapidly changing ...
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- From: Curriki Content Curation
- Contributed By: Sandy Gade
Why it is on this list: Recommended by ESL Techies
Existing review: love love love love love love love love love love it it it
Device(s): iPhone, iPad, Android
Price: Free
Link(s) to download: from iTunes; from Google play
Existing review: Hilarious app. Love it
Price: Free
Device: iPhone and iPad
Link to download: Mad Libs
Existing review: I love how you can save your stories now too, and post them to facebook. Really a step above all the other mad libs apps. Nice job word libs!
Price: Free
Device: iPhone and iPad
Link to download: Word Libs
Existing review: This is by far the best summary app ever… I have so many tests and stuff and this helps soooo much. Thank you sparknotes
Price: Free
Device(s): iPhone, iPad, Android
Link(s) to download: From iTunes ; From Google play
Existing review: After spending some time reviewing dictionary options - and including the Oxford options on my wishlist - I eventually selected the much less expensive, but eminently useful, Merriam-Webster Dictionary. I'm a dictionary lover, and I've found the Merriam-Webster has all the information I need (including first use and origins), at an exceptionally competitive price. I give it five stars!
Price: Free
Device: iPad
Link to download: Merriam-Webster Dictionary HD
