Draw a Stickman: EPIC 3
In the latest instalment of the Draw a Stickman series, players see their creations come to life in a slime-fighting adventure, starting with a simple task: draw a stickman. From there the scene opens onto Stickville, where your character meets new friends. But those pals are whisked away in a supernatural earthquake. Can you bring them home? Draw tools to outsmart bad guys, cut through obstacles and find your lost buddies. It's a clever way to get students to practise drawing, which is fundamental to Ontario's elementary arts curriculum. The free version is ad-supported; the non-ad version is available via in-app purchase ($5.49).
DEVICE: Apple, Android
SOURCE: Apple App Store (free), Google Play (free)
Rating: 4+, Everyone
UN News Reader
Here's a credible source older students can use to help them grasp global events. The United Nations News Reader provides articles, videos and podcasts on peace and security, sustainable development, human rights and climate change. Reports cover efforts to contain Ebola in Côte d'Ivoire, the latest on what's happening in Afghanistan, and how climate change is affecting the weather in Caribbean and Latin American countries. Users can view news by region, topic and media type. UN Security Council and General Assembly meetings are broadcast live. Recommended for high school students in courses tackling human rights, the environment and other worldwide topics.
DEVICE: Apple, Android
SOURCE: Apple App Store (free), Google Play (free)
Rating: 12+, Ev
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