Digital Math for 2.NBT.6 - Using Place Value to Add and Subtract (Slides + Self-Grading Quiz)

Digital Math for 2.NBT.6: Using Place Value to Add and Subtract

This innovative resource simplifies the teaching of math, focusing specifically on place value. It offers a paperless and no-prep method for teaching math concepts with interactive slides, complete with a self-grading quiz on Google Forms.

Engaging and Interactive Lessons

The lessons are designed to review, practice, and enrich mathematical concepts in an engaging way. This is achieved through highly interactive slides where students can manipulate images by dragging, sorting or dropping them onto the slides.

Versatility Across Platforms

The tool covers standard 2.NBT.6 math operations and is compatible with both PowerPoint and Google Slides formats making it easily accessible regardless of what hardware students have at home.

Self-Grading Quiz Feature

A unique feature is the self-grading quiz on Google Forms that automatically assesses every student's understanding of what they've learnt. This saves valuable time explaining answers repeatedly allowing this time to be used towards expanding their knowledge base instead.

• 20 interactive student slides,
• An accompanying quiz,
• Detailed instructions provided within this resource’s companion documents.

All these aspects together make Digital Math for 2.NBT.6: Using Place Value to Add and Subtract an indispensable tool that helps Grade 2 Math educators adapt kindly towards digital educational methods amidst modern-day curriculum integration techniques.
Notable contents include multi format access like PowerPoint & Google Slides, a self-grading Google Forms quiz etc with wide-ranging suitability whether it comes down one-on-one sessions, group assignments or solo homework tasks.

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.