Details
Pages
22 Pages
Subject
Math, Counting, Number Patterns
Languages
English
Product
Digital
Grade
Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd
Resource Type
Activities, Interactives, Math Centers
Standard
Common Core Mathematics Standards
Description
These Google Slides™ and Google Forms™ activities to practice reciting numbers and skip counting are great for your students to master the number patterns and number recognition. With this resource your students will practice counting forward and backward and skip counting. This bundle includes two activities: a Google Forms™ Quiz and a Google Slides™ Game. CHECK OUT THE VIDEO PREVIEW!!
Google Forms™ are perfect for assessments, quizzes and daily reviews. Your students will answer each of the questions in the form and it will be automatically graded, it even transfers the data to sheets so you can have a clear picture of each child, each question or the whole class. I've included multiple choice and short answer text questions in this assessment.
☛ Google Forms™ Quiz: There are 10 questions that assess the objectives 1.5A Recite numbers forward to 100 and backwards from 50 and 1.5B Skip count by tens up to 50. The assessment is divided into sections of two questions each to make it easier for young students.
I have included instructions on how to use this assessment with your Google Drive™ and Google Classroom™.
☛ Google Slides™ Game: With the included Google Slides™ game your students will practice counting forward to 100, backwards from 50 and skip counting by tens up to 50. This game works in PRESENT MODE in Google Slides™. It includes 12 questions so that you can students can practice before taking the Google Forms™ test.
☛ How this works
This is a Google Slides™ product (digital - for distance learning). You will get a copy of the game into your Google Drive. You can use this product on Google Slides™, Google Classroom™, Microsoft One Drive™ and Google Slides App™ (iPad). You simply need to assign the Slides to students, and they are ready to go!
Please make sure to look at the preview and ask any questions before purchasing!!
❤️ Please leave a review, it's greatly appreciated!!
⭐ For questions or concerns contact me at [email protected]. Please allow 24 to 48 hrs. for your reply.
Google Forms™ are perfect for assessments, quizzes and daily reviews. Your students will answer each of the questions in the form and it will be automatically graded, it even transfers the data to sheets so you can have a clear picture of each child, each question or the whole class. I've included multiple choice and short answer text questions in this assessment.
☛ Google Forms™ Quiz: There are 10 questions that assess the objectives 1.5A Recite numbers forward to 100 and backwards from 50 and 1.5B Skip count by tens up to 50. The assessment is divided into sections of two questions each to make it easier for young students.
I have included instructions on how to use this assessment with your Google Drive™ and Google Classroom™.
☛ Google Slides™ Game: With the included Google Slides™ game your students will practice counting forward to 100, backwards from 50 and skip counting by tens up to 50. This game works in PRESENT MODE in Google Slides™. It includes 12 questions so that you can students can practice before taking the Google Forms™ test.
☛ How this works
This is a Google Slides™ product (digital - for distance learning). You will get a copy of the game into your Google Drive. You can use this product on Google Slides™, Google Classroom™, Microsoft One Drive™ and Google Slides App™ (iPad). You simply need to assign the Slides to students, and they are ready to go!
Please make sure to look at the preview and ask any questions before purchasing!!
❤️ Please leave a review, it's greatly appreciated!!
⭐ For questions or concerns contact me at [email protected]. Please allow 24 to 48 hrs. for your reply.
These Google Slides™ and Google Forms™ activities to practice reciting numbers and skip counting are great for your students to master the number patterns and number recognition. With this resource your students will practice counting forward and backward and skip... more
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