FunFourthFactory

This HyperDoc filled with hyperlinked videos, review questions and games. Feel free to share this with your kiddos in this time of virtual learning or even if you are still in the classroom! If you have any questions about this HyperDoc please message me and let me know.

Looking for a way to implement those points students have earned on Class Dojo? Well here is what I use in my 1st grade classroom! Each student has their own Dojo Rewards card that I created for them with their names on it. I print them on card-stock and then laminate them! Since they are laminated, on the back I write down their number of points with sharpie, on Friday's when they get to school they can go to the dojo store to purchase different items for different prices. I grab my Mr. Clean

This HyperDoc filled with hyperlinked videos, review questions and games. Feel free to share this with your kiddos in this time of virtual learning or even if you are still in the classroom! It covers frequency tables, dot plots and stem & leaf plots. It also has a couple of games that are great review practice for the students. There is an "assessment" page where the student is given some data, dots & a blank number line to create a dot plot at the end of the lesson. I choose to assign this

Need a fun and engaging way to assess your students on their understanding of multiplication and division as repeated addition and subtraction? Well look no further! This Jeopardy game features 25 questions and a Final Jeopardy question! Main topics are as follows: -Repeated Addition -Create your own (students come up with their own problems) -Equal Sharing -Repeated Subtraction -What does the picture show (determining the number sentence based on the picture) This game was created and is bei

Need a script for your students to follow as they create their ChatterPix project on coins? Look no further! I created a fill in the blank script that the students can use to help them with their ChatterPix Coins project. All the students need to do is fill in each blank describing the coin of their choice (or yours) and then read the script allowed while recording on ChatterPix!