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These are a few apps students use to have manipulatives at their fingers!

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We also use Kahoot to practice building words that have our phonics patterns in them. I gave the students a picture, they have to read the correct spelling or even build the word with the jumble Kahoot.

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We use my Read Aloud youtube channel to pull in stories for the week that students can go back and find to listen to again.

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Students practice 1st grade math standards on their own, while also having the fun of battling other classmates.

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Students have gone to our teacher web pages to find reading sources for each lesson.

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Basic Facts! I have found this to be a great way to practice basic facts. The quiz is led by me, but the students do the quiz on their own. They have to race a timer to get their answer in. After all students have answered then they see who is in the top 5 of fastest and most accurate in the class. Each student earns points for how quickly they answered correctly. Check out the link above!

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Students practice word wall words in note pad app with typing, rainbow write, and even placing pictures for the words.

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This is another app that we are using to open up our classroom library. Students are able to fine books, magazines, comics, and even some multimedia resources.

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The students are given independent reading time in 2 -15 minute chunks during this time they can read books from their IRLA level or they can read from Reading A-Z.

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- students are recorded to show engagement in math lessons & displayed for other students to see

-  students record their explanations to their solve & share math problems then air play to display for the rest of the class