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Use these digital activities for kindergarteners to help your students practice skills during virtual learning!
With the uncertainty of in-person education at any given time, the creation of digital activities have become increasingly necessary. Because students are learning virtually from home, they need access to all-inclusive resources to practice a variety of skills.
Teachers are turning to virtual platforms, like Google Classroom™ and Seesaw™ to provide instruction, interaction, and practice for their students. Moreover, digital activities provide skill practice within these platforms using technology that allows students to type, manipulate, and record their responses. Students access them via tablets, computers, and SmartPhones.
Use Digital activities in the virtual OR in-person classroom. To do this, teachers assign activities to students and then students use the tech tools within each platform to respond or interact with the activity.
To help teachers and students navigate virtual education, I’ve created a variety of digital activities that teachers can use in Google Classroom™ or Seesaw™. Use these activities to supplement curriculum, as skill practice, as an assessment or as a virtual center.
This is a video preview for digital kindergarten readiness activities.
This is a video preview for Digital ELA and Math Activities for Kindergarten (August edition).
This is a video preview for Digital ELA and Math Activities for Kindergarten (September Edition).
I’ve created a lot of resources that teachers can use when teaching virtually, including several recorded read-alouds. Every read-aloud can be shared via YouTube, so that students have easy access to it. Additionally, each read-aloud has a variety of corresponding activities. Even better? They’re ALL free! ACCESS THE FREE RESOURCES HERE.
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Abby is a former kindergarten and first grade teacher who channels her passion for education into creating engaging activities and resources for the kindergarten and first grade classroom. When not dreaming up or working on her next project, you’ll find her enjoying her family – most likely in her minivan on the way to a soccer field.
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