If you have been following my blog, you are aware of my Chromebook Academy that the teachers and I teach every year to kinder and first graders. If not, you can read more about it on this previous post.
Kindergarten had started their math unit over shapes. I had seen an idea on twitter by @MLTumlty where she used the book TRIANGLE by Mac Barnett and had the students sort shapes in a google slide. I loved the idea, and had to try with my students!
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| Barnett, Mac. TRIANGLE. illustraed by Jon Klassen. Candlewick Press, 2017. |
After reading the book, students logged onto their Chromebooks and then to Google Classroom. They are getting so good at logging in!!!
We did a quick review over how to open an assignment and how to click and drag, then they got started. They had tons of fun!
You can get a copy of this activity here.
It is always nice to be able to incorporate technology into our lessons, and collaborate with the teachers. As an instructional partner, I was able to bring math to life in the library. Students need to be able to learn many different ways: hands on, written, visual, and technology. Putting our heads together, the teachers and I were able to come up with a lesson that students were engaged in and will remember.
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