Small Class Progress

Let's compare numbers that are less than! This presentation shows students that the "less than" symbol appears to always "point" to the smaller number whereas the "greater than" symbol opens its mouth to the larger number. This fun and interactive presentation will motivate your students to start comparing numbers and learn how to successfully use the greater than/less than symbol to identify numbers that are less.

Let's have a picnic! Don't forget to put all your food scraps in the garbage can and then compare which can has the greater amount of scraps. This presentation is interactive and fun. Turn up the volume for nature sounds and garbage disposal tunes as your throw away your scraps. The kids are sure to learn with this multisensory lesson.

Let's make tacos for Cinqo de Mayo! Follow this animated step-by-step simple guide on how to make tacos for a tasty celebration in your class. Turn up the volume to listen to the vibrant music and add more fun to your celebration! Use this lesson to then work on a narrative procedure.

Let's go on a trip to the zoo! Use this presentation to compare sizes of animals and practice vocabulary words with your students like; taller, shorter, wider, narrow, etc. Extend this lesson by asking students questions about the animals such as; which animal can fly? Which animal has sharp teeth? Etc. Turn up the volume for some nature sounds!

Let's take a quiz! Assess your students on the previous lesson on telling time to the hour with this interactive presentation. This multi-sensory lesson will help engage and bring out the competitive side in all your students! Turn up the volume to hear the clock go tick-tock!

Let's learn about time! Use this interactive presentation to help teach your students about the properties of the clock and learning how to tell time by the hour. This multi-sensory lesson will engage all your students! Turn up the volume to hear the clock ticking!

Let's learn about horizontal and vertical! Use this presentation to teach your students, and assess, about vocabulary words: horizontal and vertical. This interactive presentation will engage all your students!