I use a plain paper size, 8.5 by 11 inches. (Remember that the iPad is used vertically when using Osmo.) Next, think about the size you want to use. (You can opt for another way to create an image, this is just how I do it.) I use PowerPoint because I find it easy to make unique sizes and convert the file to a picture image. Open up a computer program that you prefer. Purchasing from Osmo directly or via Amazon has the same prices.) Creating Your Imagesįirst, let me show you how to create your image. The base can be purchased separately, but also in the Genius, Wonder, and Explorer kits, which include the Words pieces. (You can buy directly from Osmo here or you can buy Osmo from Amazon here. Lastly, you need your iPad to be connected to wifi, at least temporarily, to download your customized activity. I create customized pictures (or images) on my computer as well. You will also need to get a base and the Osmo Words kit. First, you will need an iPad without a cover. Let me show you how! You will need a few things.

As a huge technology fan and Kindergarten teacher, I have not only fallen in love with the Osmo, but I have uncovered an amazing secret to using the myWords game! In addition to the premade and free albums provided within the Osmo myWords game, you can make your own Customize Word Games with Osmo and upload them into an album for a specific and custom game! Are you jumping for joy like I was? How to Start Making Customize Word Games with Osmo

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