Here is a brief video app tour of
Make Dice Lite. This app allows you to create up to six custom six-sided dice. One or multiple dice can be thrown at a time. Creating custom dice is relatively simple and could be created quickly by having students open a document or website that contains pre-written questions or categories and then copying and pasting these onto your custom made dice. The one drawback to this Free app is the pop-up adds that occur between rolling events.
For more information on using Cooperative Learning to differentiate instruction with or without the iPad I highly recommend
these resources put together by St. Clair County RESA Math and Science Assistant Director, Laura Chambless.
I've also included a few links to Cube and Thinking Dot activities and examples to help get you started.
Kagan Cooperative Learning - Learning Cubes
Cube and Thinking Dot Activities
Thinking Cube resources
Thinking Cube example
