Multiple Meanings Library

The multiple meanings app has a wonderful selection of words to choose from. It would be nice if there was an easy way to quickly select a group of words so that a group of 4 children sharing an I Pad did not get the same words. (Something easy to select like: first 25 words, second 25 words, etc. in addition to the current option to select specific words for each child.)

I like this app! It's a great library of words that have multiple meanings. I wish I could view/review with the students the definitions they discuss on te definition section (maybe you can and I just haven't played with it enough). I also wish it was easier to track which words the student had already done and possibly a score as to how well they did on that vocabulary word on previous sessions. Still a great app that I will continue to use!

A variety of words not often found in many multiple meaning activities I have used over the years. I like the multiple activities to target words at several levels. Automatic data recording is always a plus, as usual.

This app is a useful tool with a large number of multiple meaning words. It addresses a Common Core Language Arts standard, which I love! I, too, wish it would keep track of words covered by a student as the large list of words can be time consuming to sort through. Overall, nice resource that can be used in a number of ways. A suggestion would be an option to turn off the voice to speed it up for those students that don't need the audio.

My students really need to work on multiple meanings. Although the app allows you to work in groups, if you select the same words for each student, it does not vary the order they are presented. Therefore, each student gets the same questions. Maybe the app can be updated to include a randomizer to fix this problem.

Good app for practicing multiple meanings. Pictures are sometimes confusing for students. Selecting words can be time consuming. Overall, another good app.

This app provides a multitude of words to practice on from auditory bombardment, to selecting the word that matches a definition, to making up a sentence using the word. In auditory bombardment the student gets to see the word in context and with images. This app is great for students in elementary and middle school and can help build vocabulary.

I needed a multiple meaning game to support work I was doing with a 4th gr hearing impaired child. The game is ok,I just wish it would track the words the child has already covered. I have been manually writing them down but it will cost me too much time to deselect them when I go in and the child is waiting. Wish it added more words too. Maybe in an update.

There weren't any reviews on this yet, but it crashed on the first time out. Don't waste your money.

This app is decent. I like that I can look at the reports with my students and even email them to myself. It's easy for my students to use and the images are very nice. However, a few of my students get frustrated easily with having to wait for the app to finish talking before they can answer. I think there needs to be a button to opt out on having the text read to them. Some are speedy readers and just wanna go. I have to admit that waiting to answer a question was getting to me, too.