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"Tomorrow marks six weeks since I officially launched my blog devoted to iPad apps for students and teachers...Since I launched the blog I've published 56 posts which is better than one per day. In the slideshow below I've organized 46 of the reviewed apps. The slideshow is organized in the following order: math apps, science apps, social studies apps, language arts apps, video apps, and productivity apps. Not all of the apps in this slideshow are free, but most of them are." 
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Technology alone is not going to rehabilitate our lesson plans. However, when used correctly technology can improve our lesson plans and in turn our students' learning experiences. The pages in the left-hand column will take you to free technology tools and resources that have been reviewed on Free Technology for Teachers.
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Where The Best Solutions Win...Classroom Window is on a mission to make TEACHERS the new power brokers in K-12 education...newly launched ClassroomWindow features trusted reviews by and for teachers around the globe.
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SlimeKids provides access to an array of search engines for kids that will help students locate educational websites and useful online resources. It also has games, reviews, information on authors, reference tools and more.
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Are you looking for some apps to use with students? Richard Byrne has started a new blog that looks at iPad apps and in this post he provides a review of 46 apps that he has reviewed.