Reviews of iThankYou

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I like it!  We use “Trees of Kindness” in our classrooms as part of our “Community of Kindness” initiative and this fits in beautifully!  Kol ha’kavod!

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I love iThankYou! I could see it used in second grade as an independent learning station in a well differentiated blended classroom including resources such as this for independent practice and learning while the teacher is working with a small group. The teacher could then rotate between groups and all students would have the opportunity both for the independent learning experiences and guided differentiated instruction with the teacher.

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My son playing the new and wonderful “Modeh Ani” app created by @JewishIntUK pic.twitter.com/SjOlGyZ4Gg

— Michael Bitton (@RabbiMBitton) June 18, 2013

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iThankYou is really beautiful in a variety of ways. It is easy to use and follow and has a nice flow. It teaches our kids to really sit down and think about what they can be thankful for. I love the fact that it can be read in sefardi havara (I’m Moroccan).

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Can’t get better than that! @JewishIntUK pic.twitter.com/GDnvDCr2Mz

— Michael Bitton (@RabbiMBitton) June 18, 2013

Screenshot sent in by a happy customer

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iThankYou Tree at Yeshiva College, Johannesburg

As part of an iThank campaign – making learners aware of appreciating the things and people around them – Yeshiva College ended off the month with each learner writing what he/she is thankful for on a leaf. This was stuck onto the iThankYou tree and displayed for the school to see.

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