FREE MATH LESSON Sorting Shapes with Movable Pieces for use with Google Classroom™

by Learning Harbor Resources for Teachers

k - 2nd Grade

Are you looking for a way to effectively use computer technology with Pre-K and Kindergarten students? Would you like students to develop computer or device skills while simultaneously developing math skills? Here is a free lesson to help you do just that! Let's start with sorting basic shapes. Of course you would introduce basic shapes with attribute blocks and perhaps cutouts of  2 D shapes. After the students have hands on practice with these, you could move on to a Google Classroom™ activity.

There are four slides in this activity. Each slide asks the students to drag and drop all of one particular shape into a marked space on the slide. There is a slide for each of the following shapes: circle, square, rectangle and square. There are nine moveable pieces of the requested shape and a few of the other shapes on each slide. Students sort the shapes in the paperless activity.  The computer activity can also be used as Response to Intervention or as an authentic assessment.


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Wednesday Weekly 5 Best Under $5 - 7/5/17

Every week I put together a list of 5 great products from members of The Best of Teacher Entrepreneurs Marketing Cooperative (TBOTEMC) with the requirement that each product must be less than $5.  With a variety of subjects and a wide range of grades, there just might be something that you can use, so continue to read below and see!

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Editable Fraction Lab: Fraction Trail Mix - $1.75

By Exciting Math Activities 
Math; Grades 5-6

This lab allows students to practice fraction skills while creating a trail mix based on their results. The creator, Exciting Math Activities, comments that the activity for this product is one of the class's favorite activities all year long.  Check out the link for more information from the TpT store. 

Back to School Activity Pack - $3

By Hennessey's Homeroom

Back to School; Grades 3-6

Need activities for the first week or school? Look no further, these 12 ready to go activities are perfect for ice-breakers and getting students learning about each other. It is as easy as clicking print. Designed for upper elementary school students but could be used in middle school as well. They print very nicely in black and white. This product is also not just for back to school – use these activities anytime throughout the year in order to create a community in your classroom. Fun, easy, and no lesson plans required. Some of these activities make great items for a substitute binder

Kindergarten Morning Work - FREE

By Miss Faleena

ELA/Math; Grades PK-1

These are FREE samples from Miss Faleena's larger kindergarten morning work bundle. Free Kindergarten Morning Work includes 18 worksheet pages. These pages are great for Preschool, kindergarten and first grade students. Children will practice tracing, writing, sorting, comparing, counting and more. Children are encouraged to use thinking skills while improving their writing and reading skills.

Back to School Subtraction - Color the Difference - $1.50
By The Teacher Down the Hall

Math; Grades 2-3

Students will subtract to find the differences of both 2 digit and 3 digit numbers with and w/o re-grouping. Then they'll color the backpacks according to the ones place (even or odd numbers). Your students will be excited to use their new crayons and you will be able to quickly assess their subtraction skills! Easy grading for the instructor!

Digital Citizenship Elements - Lessons and Posters - $2.40

By Mrs Grays Place

Computer Science / Critical Thinking; Grades 4-8

Digital Citizenship is part of our teaching, whether it's curriculum or not. We need to make sure our students know their rights and responsibilities if we are going to use the internet in our classrooms. This is a MUST HAVE resource! This package goes beyond the conversations about cyberbullying and safe use. In this resource you will find student sheets and posters for multiple elements of digital citizenship, including digital health and wellness, digital security, digital rights and responsibilities, and much more.  If you think this product might be for you, click the product link for more information.

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