Primary Flynn

My students love doing this booklet on paper.  But when we had to go to online learning, I wanted to try to recreate this as much as I could.  My students draw their number monster on paper but also did one on Google Slides. When I introduce a number, my students do a number monster to that number.   For example, if I have introduced the number 2, their number 2 monster has to have 2 eyes, 2 noses, 2 mouths, 2 ears, 2 arms and 2 legs.   By the end of the year, they will have number monsters from 1 to 10. I have created number monster slides for the numbers 1 to 10.  I have created 3 sets: black and white monsters, coloured in monsters and faux fur coloured in monsters.  You can pick which ones you will assign.  I have also included slides with different eyes, mouths, noses, ears, arms and legs. I have included some on the slides but if you want to put different ones you can. You can find this package in my TPT shop at the following link: My Num...

Hello again, My students play concentration combinations in the classroom.  I have them printed on different coloured paper.  For example, for combinations of 5, they pick a blue card then a yellow card to see if the combination makes 5.  If it does, they keep the combination, if it doesn’t they flip the cards back over in the same spot and then their partner goes.  When we went to online learning, I tried to recreate some of the activities my students know how to do.   I have the same cards my students use in the classroom but just had to put coverings over them – blue and yellow.   My students learned to pick a blue covering and move it to the side to reveal the cards underneath and then pick a yellow cards and move it to the side to reveal the card underneath.   If the bottom cards made a combination of 5, they would cut the blue and yellow covering.   If they did not make a combination of 5, they would move the blue and yellow cove...

I have created number sense slides with monthly themes.   The student looks at the number in the corner and puts down that many objects into the picture background. They are very simple slides for your students to complete. March Slides April Slides You can find this package in my TPT store at the following link: March Number Sense Slides April Number Sense Slides Enjoy! Kemble

Well, another school year has come and gone and summer is upon us!  I try to relax and enjoy the summer but I do take this time to update some of my TPT products.   One product I have been working on updating is my plant jouranl.  Here is the link to the explanation of my paper copy plant journal https://primaryflynn.blogspot.com/2012/08/plant-journal.html I have decided to update my plant journal for Google Apps specifically Google Slides.   Every year I notice my primaries are getting better at using the Samsung tablets and Chromebooks so I believe they are reading to do more projects on the Chromebooks.  You can find this package in my TPT store at the following link: Google Slides Plant Journal There is also a video explanation of the journal. Enjoy! Kemble :-)

As I explore and learn more about what Google Apps such as Google Slides can do, I get really excited for my students.  Google Slides now gives me another tool to help me  differentiate my student's learning and another assessment tool.  I have realized Google Slides is excellent for creating various math activities.  One such activity is using the 100 chart in sections and creating Fill in the Missing numbers activities for the students.     These slides would be great for math centers or partner work on a Chromebook.   This package includes the following: - 100 Chart Fill in the Missing Numbers Blank Slides ( 20 slides with 2 different designs on each for you to add your own numbers) - 100 Chart Fill in the Missing Numbers Set 1 (25 slides with 2 different sections on each for students to solve) - 100 Chart Fill in the Missing Numbers Set 2 (25 slides with 2 different sections on each for students...

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My students love puzzles so I created these various puzzles to challenge them but also to help my students get used to using the Chromebooks.  I assigned a few puzzles first with the bookbuddies so the older students could help show the younger students how to use the mouse pad and/or the keyboard arrows.  Once my students got used to the puzzles, I assigned more puzzles individually through Google Classroom. You can find this activity in my TPT store at the following link: A Variety of Puzzles for Google Slides Enjoy! Kemble :-)