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This interactive Google Slides activity/game is designed to help with learning when to use " tion" vs. " sion" when spelling words with a "-ion" suffix. Students can work on their own or with classmates, with the teacher guiding the way either on an interactive whiteboard in class or on a computer anywhere . Teachers can leave notes directly in the Jamboard activity and add info of their own, in addition to playing a fun learning game with their students. This Slides activity simulates a board

This interactive Google Slides activity/game is designed to help with syllable identification, focusing on the V/CV (Tiger) vs. VC/V (Camel) types. In this activity, Tiger and Camel are having a combined birthday party! The students must deliver the correct gift to each animal, based on which syllable type the word on the gift belongs. Play with one or two people (and the teacher!) Students can work on a digital white board (Smartboard, Promethean, etc.) or on their devices. Teachers can lea

This interactive Google Slides activity helps students learn the 1-1-1 doubling rule (when to add an extra final consonant before the suffix). There are two real-word boards, one nonsense word board, and a blank "add your own words" board. Students can work on their own or with classmates, with the teacher guiding the way either on an interactive whiteboard in class or on a computer anywhere . Teachers can leave notes directly in the Slides activity and add info of their own, in addition to p

In this activity students will find some words with two letters missing, sitting there in the middle of some basketball hoops. At the bottom of each page students will find the missing letters OU and OW stitched into pairs of basketballs. Shoot the correct ball into the hoops to complete the spelling of each word. Play with one or two people (and the teacher!) This interactive Google Slides activity/game is designed to help with spelling words with " ou" vs. " ow". Students can work on their

In this activity students will find some words with two letters missing, stitched into some baseballs. In the outfield there are two gloves, one with a "-ge" and one with a "-dge" ending stitched into it. After the teacher says the word out loud, the student must "hit" the ball into the correct glove to complete the word's spelling. Play with one or two people (and the teacher!) This interactive Google Slides activity/game is designed to help with spelling words with " ge" vs. " dge" ending

This interactive Google Slides activity/game is designed to help with reinforcing the consonant + le (or "Cle") spelling rules. Students can work on their own or with classmates, with the teacher guiding the way either on an interactive whiteboard in class or on a computer anywhere . Teachers can leave notes directly in the Jamboard activity and add info of their own, in addition to playing this fun learning game with their students. This Slides activity simulates a board game we call "OG Wild

This is a bundle of three of our Orton-Gillingham style spelling activities for Google Slides. They work great on any interactive whiteboard (Smartboard, Promethean, etc.) as well as on the computer. These were very successfully used in our classes both before COVID and during.

This interactive Google Slides activity/game is designed to help with reinforcing open and closed syllable rules. Students can work on their own or with classmates, with the teacher guiding the way either on an interactive whiteboard in class or on a computer anywhere . Teachers can leave notes directly in the Jamboard activity and add info of their own, in addition to playing a fun learning game with their students. This Slides activity is a game we call "Castle Syllable Delivery". Each student

This interactive Google Slides activity/game is designed to help with spelling words with " ch" vs. " tch" endings. Students can work on their own or with classmates, with the teacher guiding the way either on an interactive whiteboard in class or on a computer anywhere . Teachers can leave notes directly in the Jamboard activity and add info of their own, in addition to playing this fun learning game with their students. This Google Slides activity has nine pages of work and one page of direc

This bundle contains all 15 activities created and offered by Trident Academy as of April 15, 2024. New activities are coming soon, but in the meantime I wanted to offer a bundled deal of all the activities made so far. These are all interactive Google Slides activities that work great on digital whiteboards, touchscreen devices, and regular click-and-drag computers.

This lesson plan is designed to introduce students to the Read & Write toolbar and how to use it in conjunction with Google Classroom assignments. This full lesson plan (14 steps over 11 slides) and accompanying videos document step-by-step how to use Read & Write in an ELA or SS (or even Science) activity involving National Geographic For Kids. Wonderfully intuitive and easy-to-use, Read & Write for Google provides personalized support to make documents, web pages and common file types

In this activity students will find some words with two letters missing, sitting there in the middle of some football (American) goal posts. At the bottom of each page students will find the missing letters OI and OY stitched into pairs of footballs. Kick the correct ball through the goal posts to complete the spelling of each word. Play with one or two people (and the teacher!) This interactive Google Slides activity/game is designed to help with spelling words with " oi" vs. " oy". Stude

This is a bundle of three of our Orton-Gillingham style spelling activities / games for Google Slides ( ou/oi, ow/ou, ch/tch). Each activity is sports themed, so students have to kick/shoot/punt the ball with the correct spelling choice to complete the spelling of a word. They work great on any interactive whiteboard (Smartboard, Promethean, etc.) as well as on the computer. These were very successfully used in our classes both before COVID and during, and have remained useful tools in our O

This interactive Google Slides activity helps students organize 4 sets of about 30 words (one set are nonsense words, the other set are real words) into different syllable types in an Orton Gillingham style sorting activity. There are both 5 syllable types pages (VC, CV, VCe, VR, VV) and 6 syllable type pages (VC, CV, VCe, VR, VV, Cle). Students can work on their own or with classmates, with the teacher guiding the way either on an interactive whiteboard in class or on a computer anywhere . Te

This interactive Google Slides activity helps students organize a set of 15 words into different syllable types in an Orton Gillingham style sorting activity. Students can work on their own or with classmates, with the teacher guiding the way either on an interactive whiteboard in class or on a computer anywhere . Teachers can leave notes directly in the Slides activity and add info of their own, in addition to playing a fun learning game with their students.

This interactive Google Slides activity/game is designed to help with spelling words with " ge" vs. " dge" endings. Students can work on their own or with classmates, with the teacher guiding the way either on an interactive whiteboard in class or on a computer anywhere . Teachers can leave notes directly in the Google Slides activity and add info of their own, in addition to playing a fun learning game with their students. This activity has two pages of work and one page of directions.

In this activity students are watching two competing singers. On each page there are two singers and a collection of words with musical notes. These musical words all have "-ng" ending words ( -ang, -ing, -ong, -ung) written on them. Place the words over the singer's stage that is labeled with correct word ending. Some pages have the endings spelled out, some pages have an example picture and an audio clip of the ending sound. Play with one or two people (and the teacher!) This interactive G

In this activity students are in a candy store where all the candies are unorganized. On each page there are two empty shelves that need filling with candies. These candies all have "-ng" ending words ( -ang, -ing, -ong, -ung) written on them. Place the candy on the shelf with the labeled with correct word ending. Some shelves have the ending spelled out, some shelves have an example picture and an audio clip of the ending sound. Play with one or two people (and the teacher!) This interactive

Over thirty different templates of various types designed to help students organize their thoughts & ideas in all subjects. These graphic organizers have really helped our students at Trident Academy grow their executive functioning skills.