Included here are 25 math and 25 literacy activities, themed around spring topics. All activities here are paperless and ready to go in Google Slides!

What's Included?

Literacy Activities (25):

• R-Controlled Syllable Exceptions -- move the carrot over any words in which the r-controlled vowel in a word does not make its regular sound (ex: the ar in carrot does not say /ar/.)
• Spellng with aw, au, al -- move the duck over any words in each row that use the same letters to make the /aw/ sound as the first word given.
• Syllabication: vc/ccv or vcc/cv -- move the cloud to separate the syllables in the given words
• Spelling with Suffixes ish, ist, y -- move the words to the jars to tell how the base word changed when the suffix was added (no change, drop the e, or double the consonant)
• Adding Prefixes de, out, mid -- move the prefix to complete the underlined word in each sentence so that the sentence makes sense
• Comparative and Superlative Adjectives and Adverbs -- given the adjective or adverb and a sentence, type the correct form to complete the sentence
• Produce Compound Sentences -- given 2 simple sentences, type them into a compound sentence
• Pronoun/Antecedent Agreement -- move the letter from the correct pronoun to complete the sentence to answer a riddle
• Dependent Clauses in Complex Sentences -- move the rainbow highlighter over the dependent clause in each sentence
• Capitalization Crossword -- given sentence clues, type the word from each sentence that has a capitalization error into the crossword
• Literal vs Non-Literal Language -- move the flowers to tell if each sentence is literal or nonliteral
• Choosing Words for Effect -- move the "fancy" words to the sentence for which it can fill in the blank
• Spoken vs Written Language -- move the example sentences and descriptions to the basket for either spoken or written language
• Punctuating Dialogue -- complete the maze by moving the frog over correctly punctuated sentences (tags at the beginning or end of the sentence only)
• Editing Writing -- move the editing symbols to correct the passage
• Adding Reasons to Opinion Writing -- type the given reasons into sentences in the correct part of the text
• Adding Details to a Narrative -- identify sentences that can be added to specific places in a story
• Connections in Non-Fiction Text -- read the text, then answer 4 questions about the development of a chicken egg
• Point of View in Non-Fiction -- read the text, then answer 3 questions about the author's point of view and supporting reasons
• Connections Between Sentences -- read 5 short passages and move the kites to identify the relationships between the sentences (compare/contrast, cause/effect, sequence)
• Compare and Contrast Non-Fiction -- read 2 texts and move statements to tell if they describe Arbor Day, Earth Day or both
• Theme and Character Traits -- read the story and answer 3 questions
• Elements of Drama -- read the play, then use the line tool to answer 2 questions. Type answer to last question.
• Point of View in Fiction -- read the story, then move the marshmallow bunny over any statements that are true about the story
• Compare and Contrast Fiction -- read the short stories, then find any statements that are true about the stories.

*Note that all passages are written at a middle to end of 3rd grade level.

Math Activities (25):

• Unit Fractions -- move the fraction models to the flower with the correct unit fraction
• Fractions on a Number Line -- move the snails to the number lines to identify the fractions at given points (only whole numbers are given on the number lines)
• Equivalent Fractions -- use the paint bucket tool to color the models so that it matches the given fraction. Type the equivalent fraction.
• Fractions to Describe a Whole -- move the fractions to tell if they are less than, greater than, or equal to ONE
• Comparing Fractions with Like Denominators -- use the paint bucket tool to color any boxes in the maze that have INCORRECT comparisons
• Comparing Fractions with Like Numerators -- complete each comparison with a fraction that makes the comparison true. Move the letter from the fraction to answer the riddle.
• Fractions of a Set -- move umbrellas to match each set with its answer (ex: 1/2 of 4 = 2)
• Interpreting Line Plots -- move the flower over any statements that are true about the given line plot
• Covering Regions -- type the estimated area of given objects on a grid
• Finding the Area of Irregular Figures -- type the areas of 5 irregular figures by counting squares; type answers to 2 questions about the areas
• Same Area, Different Perimeter -- type the area and perimeter of the figures in the rows; move a duck to any pairs of figures that have the same area, but different perimeters
• Area and Perimeter -- use the diagram of the garden to find missing measurements, areas, and perimeters
• Area of Irregular Shapes -- insert and color text boxes to cover the irregular shapes. Type their total areas.
• Measuring Volume/Capacity -- move the leaf over the correct estimate of 7 containers; move and stretch a given blue figure to fill up buckets to given volumes
• Measuring Mass -- move the weights to give the mass of objects on a scale; students will have to use all operations to find the masses
• Word Problems with Mass and Volume -- move the bees to the honey pots whose problems they answer (uses all operations)
• Telling Time to the Minute -- move the digital times and statements to the clocks that they match
• Elapsed Time -- match dominoes so that the problem connects to the digital time answer
• Bar and Picture Graphs -- match bar graphs to pictographs with the same data
• Drawing Quadrilaterals -- use the shape tool to draw quadrilaterals that match given clues
• Naming Quadrilaterals -- given a quadrilateral, move the bee over any names that are correct
• Rounding to the Nearest 100 -- use the paint bucket tool to color a picture. Color each box based on the number that it rounds to given color code chart
• Matching Equations (Multiplication/Division) -- move the model or word problem to the equation that represents it
• Unknown Numbers (Multiplication/Division) -- move the numbers to the equation that it completes. Students will need to know properties of multiplication.
• Addition and Subtraction "Crossword" -- given addition and subtraction clues, type the answers into the crossword

An answer key is included for all pages!

Please note that this packet is NOT intended to be printed. These are paperless activities that should be shared as Slides (not as a PDF), as there are moveable pieces and text boxes already prepared on the slides. Students may also need to use the paint bucket, shape, and line tools within Google Slides for some activities.

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