Digital Math for 1.NBT.2B - Understanding Place Value (Slides + Self-Grading Quiz)

Digital Math for 1.NBT.2B - Understanding Place Value

An approachable tech-savvy tool explicitly designed for Grade 1 educators, specializing in the realm of Math and focusing on the sub-section of Place Value. This all-inclusive instructional resource is enriched with a combination of review features, practise sessions, and constructive activities.

Main Features:

• Interactive Math Slides: Facilitates deep understanding through active engagement using visual aids. Emphasizes drag-and-drop tasks which are instrumental in making students comprehend mathematical concepts effortlessly.
• User-friendly UI:The simplicity of this product promotes maximum student participation which boosts comprehension and retention levels significantly higher than passive learning methods, thereby also decreasing teacher workload.
• Self-Grading Google Forms Quiz Functionality:This time-saving feature is invaluable to teachers as it provides data on each student's mastery level after completion of slide activities.

With a focus on technology integration within both virtual or physical classrooms today, this product includes versions compatible with both PowerPoint and Google Slides formats that can be assigned with ease via Google Classroom.

Flexibility & Adaptability

This resource accommodates various classroom scenarios ranging from whole-group sessions to small group work all the way up-to distance learning assignments or centre-time activities; adaptability is ingrained at its core!

• 20 carefully crafted interactive student slides
• A corresponding quiz artifact bundled into one neat entity

In conclusion, if you’re looking for an instructive tool within your math curriculum packaging challenging yet captivating content - then Digital Math for 1.NBT.2B is an excellent choice.

Included in this Resource:

Both PowerPoint and Google Slides

20 interactive student slides

A corresponding, self-grading quiz on Google Forms

This resource can be used as a distance learning assignment, in small group instruction, or as a center.