Rating3 votes, average: 4.67 out of 53 votes, average: 4.67 out of 53 votes, average: 4.67 out of 53 votes, average: 4.67 out of 53 votes, average: 4.67 out of 5 4.67 / 5
Price$3.99
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Stick Pick

Description

New in version 1.11:
• Sync across all iOS devices via our new “Stick Pick Cloud” now with reliable Amazon Web Services on the back end – for free!
• Sign in with either your Facebook or Google account
• New Facebook and Google icons in App Settings
• Various bug fixes

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4 Activities

  1. Beth Alsen - Mesa Community College says:

    Why Stick Pick?
    I love this app because it enables me to call on students randomly and ask questions focused on critical thinking and language proficiency levels. I can have multiple classes and groupings so this app works for all grade levels.

    Student Response…
    One feature that is the best, is the ability to reshuffle the sticks. Some students will naturally tune out after being called upon and think they are off the “hook”. However, with the randomizing feature, I can reset the sticks so students do not get complacent. However, the best part is that the students have no idea if I am resetting the sticks or not, so it keeps them on their toes. And, since I am using the app, the students never yell, “You just picked me…” They now yell, “What’s the iPad doing?” Ha, ha..

    Impact Learning and lesson objectives:
    I find using this app that I think more purposefully about the diverse students needs in my classes. It helps me apply critical thinking questions that go beyond LOTs and move up to HOTs. And, even better, I can also incorporate ELL focused questions based upon their language proficiency levels. Thus, it helps me develop both content and language knowledge!

    I have to mention, that this app provides the question stems, you have to relate it to the lesson content and activity. However, what a resource!

  2. Megan Garvy - Mesa Community College says:

    I am a former ESL teacher preparing future teachers to teach ELLs. This app rocks! I highly recommend this app. It exceeds expectations by allowing the teacher to indicate student proficiency for the types of questions asked. This is an excellent tool for generating questions while differentiating instruction for students with diverse needs. I HIGHLY recommend this app.

  3. Kelsey Malen - Mesa Community College says:

    Stick Pick is such a neat app! This is a great app that allows you to randomly select students, questions or just using critical thinking. You can do it the old fashion way with real sticks in person, but they can be easily lost…or you can forget them wherever you are. It’s a wonderful idea to use it in an app because it’s always there and it’s always really random. It’s a huge plus that it generates questions too…waht time save and super beneficial to the teacher as well.

  4. Jeanne Burley - Mesa Community College says:

    This app is fantastic for the classroom because I am a neat freak and having one less thing to have in my room makes organization and clean up a breeze. I cant even believe this is an app. It does all the work for you. It saves you time to make every single Popsicle stick and decorate a jar. All you do is submit your children’s names and it does the shuffling for you! Easy breezy… It helped me stay on task in class and kids found it way more fun than the tradition sticks in a can. They were just as impressed as I was.

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