Engage kindergarten students with this fun, interactive counting game. In this click and go PowerPoint game, students count schools supplies in mixed bunches and in lines. This includes crayons, markers, erasers and more. There are 20 questions in all, and you just click “ANSWER” to reveal the answer and then click “NEXT” to go to the next question. Great for a quick morning review or math center activity. Great for individual practice on the iPad or tablet!
Arrange student desks and the furniture in your classroom with the digital classroom layout and seating chart. Moveable clip art allows you to design your classroom and add names to student’s desks. Includes desks, tables, bookshelves, numerous types of boards, and more. Create multiple layouts for multiple classes. Great for all grades and classroom of various sizes!
FREE – Arrange students’ desks and the furniture in your classroom with the digital classroom layout and seating chart. Moveable clip art allows you to design your classroom and add names to student’s desks. Create multiple layouts for multiple classes. Great for all grades and classroom of various sizes!
Review counting to 20 with the google slides activity. Students count groups of objects up to 20. Using Google slides, students count the objects than move the number into the answer box. Very simple! There are 20 questions in all Great for a math center activity or back to school activity. Great for individual practice on the iPad or tablet!
Keep track of quick activities with this classroom timer. This timer is simple to use. Navigate using the buttons including a reset button. Times include 1 minute, 2 minutes, 3 minutes, 4 minutes, and 5 minutes. A bell rings at the end so you know time is up! Great for minute math or timed reading.
Build your classroom community and relationships with these first day of school activities. Each activity includes 10 to 11 questions. The first activity “All About Me” is a paragraph students fill out. When finished, students can read them aloud or share them with one another. Perfect for seatwork or as a homework activity. The second activity, “Find-A-Friend”, has students asking a different student one of ten (10) questions. Each question must have a different students. Gets students out of their seats and moving about, even on the first day of school!