Tech-nically Kinder

This activity is designed for your students to practice basic computing skills such as click and drag, coloring in shapes, and duplicating items. Please check out the preview for what you will get.

This digital assignment is designed to help students gain basic primary computing skills to help them as they grow in their academics. In this assignment students will practice drag and drop, coloring in a shape, rotating an item, layering, and how to duplicate an item. Each page has an example of what the final cookie should look like and all the pieces for the students to recreate.

Differentiate your technological instruction with these Google Drawings Hundreds Charts. Assign students the chart they need for their learning at the moment. This bundle works on drag and drop skills, counting, number recognition, and skip counting.

This is a math center for students to practice putting together numbers to 20. Students have to put the two halves of the heart together and then find the whole heart sum and place it on top. Then they write the addends and the sum on the worksheet at the end. You can print a worksheet, laminate, or place in a sheet protector.

Engage New York mid module 4 Test. Students have to show numbers pictorial and with numerals in a number bond. Draw and write the number. Find ways to solve pieces of a missing number bound. They then have to solve addition and subtraction sentences and make their own with pictures.

Print one page at a time or have students compare the shapes they find. Have students cut out images from a magazine to place in boxes, or have them write what they found throughout the school that fits the shape in the category.

Have kiddos draw pictures of 2D and 3D shapes. Have students tell you about the number of sides and corners to a 2D shape.