
TheO Ball by Physical Apps is AMAZING. Kids love it and BEG to use it! After downloading the app or apps (nice selection available), insert your phone into the ball. Trust me, your phone is TOTALLY SAFE. I highly suggest watching the video to properly install your phone.


Teachers can also record special reinforcement such as great job, keep going, or anything you want!

The weight of TheO Ball is surprisingly heavy and does HURT when hit in the face because someone isn’t fully attentive to the game. Yup, happened to us! Pass the ball around GENTLY before beginning a game so all students understand that “zinging” the ball to classmates is NOT the proper way to toss the ball.
The concept of TheO Ball is simple, yet complex providing an educational and entertaining avenue for teachers and students to change the pace with a toss of a ball!
This wins my Best Education Product of the year award….although we don’t have that award, I’m still giving it to Physical Apps 🙂
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I would love to create my own lessons and use WordTeasers!
This would be great for math facts practice.
Love how interactive this product is! Kids will love it!
Word Teasers looks like fun, also the Math Flash.
I would love to try active 123
I would use Word Teasers
I would use math flash! Always looking for new ways to practice fats!
I would like top try the Simple Algebra!
Thanks for sharing! I can see so many that would be great because I teach EL kindergarteners learning vocabulary (Discover Farm, etc.), EL 4th graders learning about the body (Discover Body) to EL 5th graders learning how to have a discussion (Interoggo).
I think learning about animal habitats would be fun for the students.
I think learning about animal habitats would be fun for the students.