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The cat is fat.

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Math activities

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The ELA program my school uses is Superkids. Superkids allows for students to have their own accounts. On their accounts, they can access the readers, leveled stories, games, songs, etc. My students love using the site. They are very engaged when we use it in the classroom, which would be every single day. Therefore, I thought this would be a good way to engage them at home, and give them some familiarity as well. I also record myself reading stories to the children, so they can watch them, and then I provide comprehension questions, as well as other activities.

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Math games

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Phonics bingo

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My school uses this site where you can assign topics to the class and check progress

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Mathletics United States | Online Learning Math Program

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Mathletics is the award-winning online math program to help students learn math. Engaging, fun, and aligned to curricula across the United States.

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Assigning to different students in Google Classroom

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Assigning to different students in Google Classroom

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You can assign different activities to students in Google Classroom based on reading level and interests. For example, you can assign more complicated questions to advanced students. Or you can base your assignments on student interest. For example, send out a PDF passage or video about sharks to some kids and another about horses. Either way they can identify and the main idea and practice skill. No students are able to tell that they received a different assignment.

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I'd also like to try using these 2 programs for phonics differentiation since we can't really do small reading groups.

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I have used Google Slides for math activities. We are focusing on Money and counting coins in 2nd grade. There are interactive Google slides where students can drag coins to make a certain amount.

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matheletics
brainpopjr.
splashlearn

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Class Dojo portfolios
Flip Grid
Scholastic News

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You can track student assessment on this site.

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educationcity.com
readworks

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Class dojo and zoom

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Hi, I am from another group, but I just wanted to share!
Time is not the easiest subject to teach, therefore, I knew I needed to do something special to engage my students. I created a Time Game show. I dressed as a game show host, adding a mustache (the kids laughed, and were extremely engaged). I have a big clock where I can move the hands. I asked the kids in an organized order what the times were on the clock. They were focused and excited, and it was truly wonderful to see them so interested. I also find a lot of math songs to assist in teaching. My kids end up singing the songs long after we complete a topic. They love music, and I found that this was a great way to engage them.

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We use the Wonders reading program.. you can assign the weekly activities, games, and stories on the site.

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We use dojo and google and in HMH reading we can assign groups different activites to do

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We use dojo and google and in HMH reading we can assign groups different activites to do

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on there level

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My kids love music, so I find a lot of songs on the topics I will be teaching. My kids love these songs, and it truly helps them to understand a topic.