RingMASTERY Learning

Use this Google Slides presentation to practice graphing skills. Use during whole group, small group, stations, or distance learning! This task asks students to: sort spring characters into a labeled chartfill in a graph to show the number of each spring characteranswer questions about the graph, including:total number of objectsnumber of objects in each categorymost and leasthow many more or lessprobability

Use this Google Slides presentation with Pear Deck to practice counting with a spring-theme! Tasks include: Counting a total number of spring-themed objectsCounting on from a specified number, within 150Aligned with 1.NBT.1, this task can be used in whole group, stations, or distance learning.

In this winter-themed DIGITAL shape sort, students will use features of Google Slides to complete the following tasks: Sort pre-made shapes into appropriate categories, such as triangles and circles.Draw examples of shapes using the "insert shape" tool.Find real examples of shapes using the "insert image" tool.Build a snowman using pre-made shapes and labels.The students will complete the tasks with the help of a snowman giving directions and examples. Complete on a SMART Board in whole group, b

In this leprechaun-themed DIGITAL shape sort, students will use features of Google Slides to complete the following tasks: Sort pre-made shapes into appropriate categories, such as triangles and circles.Draw examples of shapes using the "insert shape" tool.Find real examples of shapes using the "insert image" tool.Build a leprechaun using pre-made shapes and labels.The students will complete the tasks with the help of a leprechaun giving directions and examples. Complete on a SMART Board in whol

In this dinosaur-themed DIGITAL shape sort, students will use features of Google Slides to complete the following tasks: Sort pre-made shapes into appropriate categories, such as triangles and circles.Draw examples of shapes using the "insert shape" tool.Find real examples of shapes using the "insert image" tool.Build a dinosaur using pre-made shapes and labels. The students will complete the tasks with the help of the dinosaur giving directions and examples. Complete on a SMART Board in whole g

Use this school-themed Pear Deck to review all of the first grade operation standards digitally. Whether in the classroom or through distance learning, use these 78 slides and tasks to review in an engaging way. The presentation includes directions from a first (almost second!) grader, the standards, and standard-aligned tasks.

Use this circus-themed Pear Deck to review all of the first grade place value standards digitally. Whether in the classroom or through distance learning, use these 92 slides and tasks to review in an engaging way. The presentation includes directions from a Ringmaster, the standards, and standard-aligned tasks.

Pair this product with your first grade shape unit. Students will complete this digital scavenger hunt for shapes by taking pictures and adding them to a Google Slides presentation. Each slide offers a shape, including both 2-D and 3-D, by name and example. The students then find examples of those shapes around the classroom, school, or playground. This can also be shared on Google Classroom for distance learning!

Pair this product with your 1.OA.8 unit! This Google Slides presentation is designed to be used with Pear Deck as students use three numbers to create balanced equations. Each slide presents the students with three numbers. They then drag these three numbers and place them in the equation to create true equations that are balanced. Use in whole group, stations, or distance learning.

Use this farm-themed Google Slides presentation with the Pear Deck extension to review all of the first grade place value standards. The resource includes a variety of tasks that can be completed in whole group or in independent stations. The resource can also be shared with students to complete as part of their distance learning!

Pair this product with your 1.NBT.3 unit! Use this Google Slides presentation to practice comparing two two-digit numbers. Students will drag the correct symbol up between the two numbers to compare them. This can be shared with students through Google Classroom or used in a whole group lesson.