Details
Pages
20 Pages
Subject
Basic Math
Languages
English
Product
Digital
Grade
Kindergarten, Pre-K, 1st, 2nd
Resource Type
Activities
Standard
Common Core Mathematics Standards
Description
Engage your preschool through first-grade students in a fun and interactive digital activity that teaches the concept of "which box has more." This visual resource is perfect for whole-class instruction on your interactive whiteboard or individual practice on tablets or computers.
This no-prep digital activity is designed to help young learners or special education students understand the concept of more and less through visual observation. With 20 engaging slides, each featuring two different colored boxes, students will visually compare the number of items in each box to determine which one has more or which has fewer. The resource also can incorporate the concept of right and left, adding an additional layer of learning. The slides showcase beautiful real images of various items such as toys, balloons, fruit, socks, and fish, making the activity visually appealing and engaging for students.
Benefits
- Makes learning the concept of more and less fun and interactive
- Helps students develop visual observation skills
- Can be used in a variety of educational settings, including regular classrooms, special education,
speech or developmental therapy, homeschooling, and ABA
- No prep is required, making it a convenient resource for busy teachers
- Provides opportunities for whole-class or individual practice
Instructions/Tips for Implementation:
1. Click on the PowerPoint file and display it on your interactive whiteboard or Smartboard
2. Guide your students through each slide, encouraging them to visually compare the number of items in each box and determine which one has more or which has fewer.
3. Students can take turns choosing the correct box by saying it's color or right or left.
4. You can also provide opportunities for students to explain their reasoning and engage in discussions about the concept of more and less.
This no-prep digital activity is designed to help young learners or special education students understand the concept of more and less through visual observation. With 20 engaging slides, each featuring two different colored boxes, students will visually compare the number of items in each box to determine which one has more or which has fewer. The resource also can incorporate the concept of right and left, adding an additional layer of learning. The slides showcase beautiful real images of various items such as toys, balloons, fruit, socks, and fish, making the activity visually appealing and engaging for students.
Benefits
- Makes learning the concept of more and less fun and interactive
- Helps students develop visual observation skills
- Can be used in a variety of educational settings, including regular classrooms, special education,
speech or developmental therapy, homeschooling, and ABA
- No prep is required, making it a convenient resource for busy teachers
- Provides opportunities for whole-class or individual practice
Instructions/Tips for Implementation:
1. Click on the PowerPoint file and display it on your interactive whiteboard or Smartboard
2. Guide your students through each slide, encouraging them to visually compare the number of items in each box and determine which one has more or which has fewer.
3. Students can take turns choosing the correct box by saying it's color or right or left.
4. You can also provide opportunities for students to explain their reasoning and engage in discussions about the concept of more and less.
Engage your preschool through first-grade students in a fun and interactive digital activity that teaches the concept of "which box has more." This visual resource is perfect for whole-class instruction on your interactive whiteboard or individual practice on tablets or... more
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