Flash Lessons

If you are looking for digital math practice, then this will be fun and different for your students. The students will be given a Google Slides activity. They will: Read what to do on the first slide. Number their paper. Click present.Start working.Check answers by clicking the screen and one by one the answers will pop up.This bundle contains all of my flash cards. This bundle is 20% off. Go to any of the flash card sets and watch the video preview. These flash cards are self-checking and req

Operations with fractions is the focus of this lesson: Adding, Subtracting, Multiplying and Dividing Fractions! This would be a fun activity at during Valentines, but could be used at any time you want your students to practice adding and subtracting. This is an alternative to a worksheet. Students will receive a copy of this activity through a teacher provided link. There are 12 flashcards in this activity. This can be done with the whole class or this can be one of your math centers/stations

Adding and Subtracting Two-Digit Numbers is the focus of this lesson. This would be a fun activity at during Valentines, but could be used at any time you want your students to practice adding and subtracting. This is an alternative to a worksheet. Students will receive a copy of this activity through a teacher provided link. There are 12 flash cards in this activity. This can be done with the whole class or this can be one of your math centers/stations or it can be a Google Classroom activity

Test your student's basic math knowledge with this free set of digital flashcards. This is an alternative to a worksheet. Students will receive a copy of this activity through a teacher provided link. There are 12 flashcards in this activity. This can be done with the whole class or this can be one of your math centers/stations or it can be a Google Classroom activity for independent practice. This lesson comes with Google Slides flashcards and an optional answer document. Once you click on this

Comparing numbers using inequality symbols is the focus of this lesson. Students are asked to us a >, < or = to make a statement true. This is an alternative to a worksheet. Students will receive a copy of this activity through a teacher provided link. There are 12 flashcards in this activity. This can be done with the whole class or this can be one of your math centers/stations or it can be a Google Classroom activity for independent practice. This lesson comes with Google Slides flash