Doodle Buddy

by Pinger, Inc.

In general, this app can be used for journal activities, draw/write response, label parts of ______ (plants, 5 senses, etc). math problems, clip art for beginning sounds, and so much more!

Use the tic tac toe background for nice boxes to practice beginning sounds, sightwords, ways to make a number, or word families

Use the stickers to practice counting or addition/subtraction

Take a photo and trace it with the tools, then change the background to white!

See another art idea here: https://blogs.ksbe.edu/elcordei/2013/06/05/doodle-buddy-fun/

Take a photo or screenshot of a hundreds chart, and use stamps to touch and count/skip count

Take a photo or screenshot of any worksheet for matching letters or rhymes/handwriting/math. Students can access your worksheet in the camera roll, or take a photo of it themselves!

Use as a whiteboard activity (short e lesson)

To erase the ink and stamps: SHAKE IT! Or choose the eraser in the chalk tool menu (enlarge it if needed). To erase the background, choose a white background.

To save or send: Click the wrench, save to camera roll or send as email (have your email set up)

"App Smashing" project idea: 

• Draw on doodle buddy, save in camera roll
• import into a talking app such as ShowMe or ChatterPix to tell about their picture or a story.    
• In my class, students took a turn with the iPads, and learned how to save it.  
• Then I worked with students during centers to do their recording in ChatterPix.