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This is a lesson and exit slip all in one. You can upload it to Google Classroom and have students participate along with you, or do the first two slides whole class and then have them complete the rest on their own.

In this bundle students will get practice adding -ed to words, identifying the different sounds -ed makes, and using correct spelling when adding -ed. The slides created include a lesson slide as well as a student practice slide. Included in this bundle are three separate slide decks focusing on each skill.

This online math exit slip was originally created during remote learning. I still find it helpful as a great way to get students more engaged in their math. There are 5 two digit addition practice problems, and one example to help them understand what to do. Students can drag and drop the virtual place value blocks to help them model the problem. My students love this! I hope yours do too!

In this lesson students will practice adding the suffix -ed, and doubling the consonant when they need to. They will follow the 1:1:1 rule (1 syllable, 1 short vowel, 1 consonant after the vowel) to help them. The first slide can be done with students to help them understand the skill. Then, students will need to type their responses into the boxes on the second slide.

This bundle includes practice with both synonyms and antonyms. Students will need to drag and drop words to match their synonym or antonym.

This product consists of four slides. In these slides students are asked to read the word in the first column, listen to the word with an added digraph, and then type the new word.

This online math exit slip was originally created during remote learning. I still find it helpful as a great way to get students more engaged in their math. There are 5 two digit addition practice problems, and one example to help them understand what to do. Students can drag and drop the virtual place value blocks to help them model the problem. My students love this! I hope yours do too!

In this activity students are asked to match words to their antonym, and then find the antonym to a word in a sentence. Students will need to drag and drop their answer into the box.

This first slide in this slide deck is something you can do with your students. Together you can identify the base word and add -ed together. Then on the second slide students can add -ed to each word on their own, and practice reading them. Students will need to type the words into the box. This can be combined with a video about the suffix -ed as well.

This first slide in this slide deck is something you can do with your students. Together you can identify the different sounds that the endings make. Then on the second slide students can read and sort words based on the sound -ed makes. Students will need to drag and drop the words into the correct column. This can be combined with a video about the suffix -ed as well.

In this activity students are asked to match words to their synonym. Students will need to drag and drop their answer into the box.

This item was created as an exit slip for students to demonstrate that they have learned where the 7 continents are located on a map. Its a great alternative to paper/pencil, and can easily be uploaded to Google Classroom and distributed to students.

I created this resource for students to complete on "Know Your School Night" or "Back to School Night". I had my own clipart pics and photos under each item listed, but I couldn't include them due to copyright issues. Feel free to add your own to make it more accessible for your students!