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In this Google Slide or PowerPoint game, you can play Jeopardy with your students! This is a great way to review literacy while having fun! In this version you have: base tens to 100, teen numbers subitized, subtraction to 10, measurement and weight. Just press present and you can have students say the answers out loud or write it on their own whiteboards

In this Google Slide or PowerPoint game, you can play Jeopardy with your students! This is a great way to review math while having fun! In this version you have: missing addends, addition story to 5, number lines, missing number and patterns. Just press present and you can have students say the answers out loud or write it on their own whiteboards

In this Google Slide or PowerPoint game, you can play Jeopardy with your students! This is a great way to review math while having fun! In this version you have: ten frames, friends of 10, bar graphs, number bonds and dominos addition. Just press present and you can have students say the answers out loud or write it on their own whiteboards

In this Google Slide Self Assessing Game, students can practice their skills of looking at an image and knowing the missing addend to 10. This is great way for students to orally sound out a word and find the medial vowel. Just have students hit present and they can try on their own. This is all self assessing where students will click on their answers and they can check their work for whether it is correct or incorrect. Send this digital learning game home to students and their families instead

In this Google Slides Self-Assessing Game, students will practice addition to 10 by matching pictures to their corresponding numerical equations. This fun activity helps students visualize and strengthen their understanding of addition concepts through images, while reinforcing number sense. How It Works:Students click "Present" to begin the game.Each slide will show a set of pictures representing a number (for example, apples or stars), and students need to match the picture set to the correct

In this Google Slide Self Assessing Game, students can practice their skills of visually looking a subtration representation and being able to give the equation the matches. This is great way for to see the visual representations as well as recognize equations and its numerical values. Just have students hit present and they can try on their own. This is all self assessing where students will click on their answers and they can check their work for whether it is correct or incorrect. Send this d

In this Google Slide Self Assessing Game, students can practice their skills of adding to 10. Just have students hit present and they can try on their own. This is all self assessing where students will click on their answers and they can check their work for whether it is correct or incorrect. Send this digital learning game home to students and their families instead of a printed packet to make home learning time easier. Your students can work at home with these self-checking games. This is p

In this Google Slide Self Assessing Game, students can practice their skills of looking at picture equations and figuring out the numerical equation. This is great way for students to visually engage and learn their numbers as well as how to create equations. Just have students hit present and they can try on their own. This is all self assessing where students will click on their answers and they can check their work for whether it is correct or incorrect. Send this digital learning game home