This Symmetry Center Game is a fun and engaging way for kiddos to practice this skill. Students can play in groups of four. They all start at the same place, pick a task card, if they get the task card answer correct, they spin and move. This comes with task cards, game board, spinner, and answer key. With these task cards, students will look at at the picture, and decide if it shows symmetry or pick which one shows symmetry.

This Symmetry Interactive Powerpoint is a fun and engaging way for kiddos to practice skills. The powerpoint is self-checking and interactive. If students press on the correct answer button, it brings them to a picture saying “Great job”. If they click on the wrong answer(s), it brings them to another slide that says, “Try Again.” When they tap on the slide, it will bring them back to the slide they missed. Once they get it correct, they are brought to a new slide to “Show what they know!” If they click outside of the answer boxes, nothing happens (They have to click on the actual box to find out if their answer is correct.) When they complete the ppt, they will see a CONGRATS, you’ve mastered this skill!

This Measurement Interactive Powerpoint is a fun and engaging way for kiddos to practice skills. The powerpoint is self-checking and interactive. If students press on the correct answer button, it brings them to a picture saying “Great job”. If they click on the wrong answer(s), it brings them to another slide that says, “Try Again.” When they tap on the slide, it will bring them back to the slide they missed. Once they get it correct, they are brought to a new slide to “Show what they know!” If they click outside of the answer boxes, nothing happens (They have to click on the actual box to find out if their answer is correct.) When they complete the ppt, they will see a CONGRATS, you’ve mastered this skill!

This Telling Time Center Game is a fun and engaging way for kiddos to practice this skill. Students can play in groups of four. They all start at the same place, pick a task card, if they get the task card answer correct, they spin and move. This comes with task cards, game board, spinner, and answer key. With these task cards, students will look at the clock, and then pick the correct answer that shows the time. These are to the hour and half hour.

This Counting Coins Center Game is a fun and engaging way for kiddos to practice this skill. Students can play in groups of four. They all start at the same place, pick a task card, if they get the task card answer correct, they spin and move. This comes with task cards, game board, spinner, and answer key.

This Telling Time Interactive Powerpoint is a fun and engaging way for kiddos to practice skills. The powerpoint is self-checking and interactive. If students press on the correct answer button, it brings them to a picture saying “Great job”. If they click on the wrong answer(s), it brings them to another slide that says, “Try Again.” When they tap on the slide, it will bring them back to the slide they missed. Once they get it correct, they are brought to a new slide to “Show what they know!” If they click outside of the answer boxes, nothing happens (They have to click on the actual box to find out if their answer is correct.) When they complete the ppt, they will see a CONGRATS, you’ve mastered this skill!

This Commutative Property Center Game is a fun and engaging way for kiddos to practice this skill. Students can play in groups of four. They all start at the same place, pick a task card, if they get the task card answer correct, they spin and move. This comes with task cards, game board, spinner, and answer key.

This Subtraction Facts to 10 Center Game is a fun and engaging way for kiddos to practice this skill. Students can play in groups of four. They all start at the same place, pick a task card, if they get the task card answer correct, they spin and move. This comes with task cards, game board, spinner, and answer key.

This Subtraction Facts to 10 Interactive Powerpoint is a fun and engaging way for kiddos to practice skills. The powerpoint is self-checking and interactive. If students press on the correct answer button, it brings them to a picture saying “Great job”. If they click on the wrong answer(s), it brings them to another slide that says, “Try Again.” When they tap on the slide, it will bring them back to the slide they missed. Once they get it correct, they are brought to a new slide to “Show what they know!” If they click outside of the answer boxes, nothing happens (They have to click on the actual box to find out if their answer is correct.) When they complete the ppt, they will see a CONGRATS, you’ve mastered this skill!

This Ten More Ten Less Center Game is a fun and engaging way for kiddos to practice this skill. Students can play in groups of four. They all start at the same place, pick a task card, if they get the task card answer correct, they spin and move. This comes with task cards, game board, spinner, and answer key. With these task cards, students will look at a number and find either the number that is ten more or ten less.

This One More One Less Interactive Powerpoint is a fun and engaging way for kiddos to practice skills. The powerpoint is self-checking and interactive. If students press on the correct answer button, it brings them to a picture saying “Great job”. If they click on the wrong answer(s), it brings them to another slide that says, “Try Again.” When they tap on the slide, it will bring them back to the slide they missed. Once they get it correct, they are brought to a new slide to “Show what they know!” If they click outside of the answer boxes, nothing happens (They have to click on the actual box to find out if their answer is correct.) When they complete the ppt, they will see a CONGRATS, you’ve mastered this skill!

This Place Value Center Game is a fun and engaging way for kiddos to practice this skill. Students can play in groups of four. They all start at the same place, pick a task card, if they get the task card answer correct, they spin and move. This comes with task cards, game board, spinner, and answer key. With these task cards, students will look at a number, and then decide how many tens and ones there are, or count the tens and ones, and write it another way.

This Skip Counting Interactive Powerpoint is a fun and engaging way for kiddos to practice skills. The powerpoint is self-checking and interactive. If students press on the correct answer button, it brings them to a picture saying “Great job”. If they click on the wrong answer(s), it brings them to another slide that says, “Try Again.” When they tap on the slide, it will bring them back to the slide they missed. Once they get it correct, they are brought to a new slide to “Show what they know!” If they click outside of the answer boxes, nothing happens (They have to click on the actual box to find out if their answer is correct.) When they complete the ppt, they will see a CONGRATS, you’ve mastered this skill!

This Patterns Center Game is a fun and engaging way for kiddos to practice this skill. Students can play in groups of four. They all start at the same place, pick a task card, if they get the task card answer correct, they spin and move. This comes with task cards, game board, spinner, and answer key. With these task cards, students will look at the picture, and then decide which object will come next or which will complete the series.

This Odd or Even Center Game is a fun and engaging way for kiddos to practice this skill. Students can play in groups of four. They all start at the same place, pick a task card, if they get the task card answer correct, they spin and move. This comes with task cards, game board, spinner, and answer key. With these task cards, students will either look at the picture and decide if the amount is odd or even, or they will be given three numbers, and have to decide which is even/odd.

This Ordinal Numbers Interactive PPT is a fun and engaging way for kiddos to practice skills. The powerpoint is self-checking and interactive. If students press on the correct answer button, it brings them to a picture saying “Great job”. If they click on the wrong answer(s), it brings them to another slide that says, “Try Again.” When they tap on the slide, it will bring them back to the slide they missed. Once they get it correct, they are brought to a new slide to “Show what they know!” If they click outside of the answer boxes, nothing happens (They have to click on the actual box to find out if their answer is correct.) When they complete the ppt, they will see a CONGRATS, you’ve mastered this skill!

This Beginning Trigraphs Early Finishers Activities set is a great tool to use after teaching this concept.  There are four pictures on each slide and one word that has the letters popping up every few seconds until all of the letters are revealed. The object of the “game” is to figure out what picture matches the word.  Once the concept is taught, students grab their work mat or white board, sit on the rug (or at their desk) and begin working on the related powerpoint/google slide.  No fuss, mess, or chaos! ❤️ Just press play and keep them engaged while you help the students who need more individualized attention.

Words covered:

three, throat, throne, throb, thread, threat, thrash, strum, sprout, squeal, squeak, sprint, squash, spray, splash, splat, spread, squat, scrub, stray, split, splint, straw, scroll, sprain, stream, strike, sprawl, screen, shrill, shrimp, screw, shriek, scream, strong, string, scraps, shred, squad, shrine, shrink, square, scrape, shrug, shrub, throw, thrust