Digital Activities for Kindergarten, 1st and 2nd Grade // Digital Phonics & Math Centers for K-2

Looking for some digital activities for Seesaw or Google Classroom to use with Kindergarten, First, and Second grade students?! In this video, I share some of my favorite digital phonics, math, and literacy activities for K-2 students!
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[@laurelnelson5564]

I love all of the new digital games that came with covid. I decided to keep up my google classroom in k even after we were back to in person teaching so my students could access these games at home. I used parts of the math cover up in k and many others from the math club. I put the games on my eno board and showed the children how to play each time I put a new game in the google classroom. Your games are amazing because there is so much room for differentiation, and the parents were very appreciative to have an easy way to have their child practice at home. I used many of the math mysteries for home tutoring this past summer with first graders. I used the print version for these, and they begged me to bring a new one each week. These are great for not only math skills, but for social skills and teamwork!

[@trisharascon2245]

Boom cards are also a popular site teachers like using, and you can make it self correct as well. Thanks for the different games. Can't wait to try with my kiddos

[@janetvillalobos5817]

Great ideas, thanks! How about a letter bug with beginning, ending and medial sounds.

[@SusanJonesTeaching]

Great idea, Janet! Working on adding that option to the CVC version now :). Thank you!

[@Nat-sz8dw]

Great video! I’m learning tons from you. Where did you start learning about making your own digital “video” games? These are great!

[@fancyflamingo123]

Does purchasing Letter Bugs give you access to all the levels (including the CVCE and digraphs) and the matching games?

[@amathulghalib4239]

Can we play this in smart board... Will it be difficult?