95 Interactive Addition and Subtraction Task Cards Watch the preview - Interactive Addition & Subtraction Task Cards Examples include: representing 50 addition and 35 subtraction with images solving addition and subtraction questions, with images, with numerals answering addition and subtraction equations eg. 4 + 2 = 6 or 10 - 9 = 1 10 addition and subtraction cards with movable pieces Great for distance learning! Students are given 95 task cards - some with 2, some with 4 questions per card They can type their answers right on the task card. Why it is great: No prep for the teacher - just download and send to students No photocopying! (but you can) It’s a great digital resource! Fun and engaging for your students. Note: I have provided a teacher handout to assist you with: how to use this google slide how to share the google slide with students

This is an INTERACTIVE Puzzles and Games file made with Google Slides Interactive - the puzzle pieces move, the game pieces move! Watch the preview: Interactive Puzzles and Games What is included - 6 interactive puzzles and 5 interactive games Puzzle 1 – I Can Count 1-10 Puzzle 2 – Have a Whale of a Time Game – Tic Tac Toe Game – Climb the Ladder Game – Get Home Puzzle 3 – I Know Shapes (option #1) Puzzle 4 – I Know Shapes (option #2) Puzzle 5 – Body Parts (Female- upper body and head) Puzzle 6 – Body Parts (Male – upper body and head) Game – Design a Room (design a fun living room scene) Game – Design a Room (design a fun living room scene, add the words) Great for distance learning. No Prep. No Photocopying. Great for early finishers. Students are engaged in fun, meaningful activities. Note: I have provided a teacher handout to assist you with: how to use the google slide how to share the google slide with students

This is an INTERACTIVE file made with Google Slides - Consonants and Vowels Interactive - there are movable pieces or movable words or places for students to type answers on every page! Watch the preview - Consonants and Vowels Worksheets What is included - 24 interactive pages Consonants - Beginning and Ending Worksheets - 5 sheets Vowels - Short Vowels (a, e, i, o, u) - 9 sheets Vowels - Long Vowels (a, e, i, o, u) - 5 sheets Mixed worksheets - 4 Great for distance learning. No Prep. No Photocopying (but you can). Great for early finishers. Students are engaged in fun, meaningful activities. Note: I have provided a teacher handout to assist you with: how to use the google slide how to share the google slide with students

This is a Google Forms, self-graded assessment tool. Watch the video - Google Forms Addition/Subtraction Includes more than 40 questions for Kindergarten Math - Domain #2 - Operations and Algebraic Thinking (Addition and Subtraction) Examples include: representing addition and subtraction with images solving addition and subtraction questions, with images, with numerals writing addition and subtraction equations eg. 4 + 2 = 6 or 10 - 9 = 1 Great for distance learning! Students are given 40+ questions. They type in their answer and the quiz automatically grades their answers. Teachers can look at student or class results to determine mastery of the given skills. Why it is great: No prep for the teacher - just download and send to students No photocopying! It’s a great digital resource! Quiz is automatically graded. Students get immediate feedback while engaging in meaningful exercises. Fun, too! Teachers are provided with valuable information regarding student understanding. Note: I have provided a teacher handout to assist you with: how to download the google form how to share the google form with students how to see individual and class results

These are INTERACTIVE stories for your young readers. Set #2. Why interactive? - there is a space on each slide for students to type an answer / word to an open ended question AND there is a graphic (check mark) that students use to answer 3 yes/no questions about the story Watch the preview - Interactive Stories for Emergent Readers Set #2 Includes: 10 Simple Stories graphics to accompany the stories to make things more interesting an open ended question at the end of each story 3 yes/no questions, students drag a check mark into the correct column Why it is great: Great for distance learning! No prep for the teacher - just download and send to students. No photocopying! (but you can) It’s a great digital resource! Fun and engaging - great way for students to practice their reading Note: I have provided a teacher handout to assist you with: how to download the google slide and how to share with your students

This is an INTERACTIVE file made with Google Slides - Perimeter and Area Interactive - there are movable blocks, movable words and places for students to type their answers right on the slide! Watch the preview: Interactive Perimeter & Area Worksheets What is included: •47 task cards - watch the video to see the variety of examples for both perimeter and area 24 Perimeter, 20 Area and the last 3 are a combination of both Perimeter and Area slides are Imperial and Metric - any time there was a unit of measurement on a slide, I made duplicate copies - one for imperial measure and the identical one for metric - just delete the ones you don’t want/need Great for distance learning. No Prep. No Photocopying (but you can). Great for early finishers. Students are engaged in fun, meaningful activities. Note: I have provided a teacher handout to assist you with: how to use the google slide how to share the google slide with students

These is an INTERACTIVE Guessing Game. Why interactive? - the box moves and there is a space on each task card for students to type their answers Watch the preview - Interactive Guessing Game Includes: 25 Interactive Task Cards This guessing game is called What Pet Did They Get? Use this guessing game with the Dr. Seuss book, What Pet Should I Get? At the end of the story, the children leave the store with a box. All we can see are two eyes. We are left to wonder What Pet Did They Get? This guessing game is set up to answer that question. It does so as follows: Students are given 3 clues to guess What Pet Did They Get? There is a pet hiding under the box. Once the students read the 3 clues, they guess. There is a textbox set up on the bottom of each task card. Students guess and then remove the box to see what pet is hiding behind it. The next task card has the students answer 3 questions about the pet (see below) Fun and engaging - great way for students to learn about pets. 25 Interactive Task Cards include: An initial Instructions Task Card 12 pet guessing cards where the following pets are hiding behind the box: snake, frog, dog, bird, pig, hamster, hedgehog, turtle, fish, mouse, rabbit and a cat. 12 corresponding activity cards - where students answer 3 questions - what the pet likes to eat, why it would be a great pet and ow they would care for the pet Why it is great: Great for distance learning! No prep for the teacher - just download and send to students No photocopying! It’s a great digital resource! Fun and engaging. Note: I have provided a teacher handout to assist you with: how to download the google slide and how to share with your students

This is an INTERACTIVE file made with Google Slides - Counting and Cardinality Interactive - there are movable pieces or places for students to type answers on every page! Watch the preview - [Math Worksheets](http://youtu.be/7JJQz4WCM0w) What is included: •18 worksheets – Counting and Cardinality •counting from 1-100 (by 1’s and 10’s) •writing numbers from 0 - 20 •one larger than a given number •comparing numbers (greater than, less than) Great for distance learning. No Prep. No Photocopying (but you can). Great for early finishers. Students are engaged in fun, meaningful activities. Note: I have provided a teacher handout to assist you with: how to use the google slide how to share the google slide with students

These are INTERACTIVE Occupations / Community Helpers Guessing Game Task Cards Why interactive? - the door moves to reveal the secret guest, there is a space on each task card for students to type their guess Watch the preview - Interactive Occupations Guessing Game Includes: 24 Interactive Task Cards all are set up the same way: There is a person hiding behind the door. Students are given 3 clues to guess who is at the door. There is a box for students to guess their answer - then they remove the door to reveal who is hiding there! Fun and engaging - great way for students to learn about occupations / community helpers. 24 Occupations / Community Helpers include: Astronaut, Baker, Coach, Construction Worker, Crossing Guard, Dentist, Detective, Doctor, Farmer, Fire Fighter, Gardener, Janitor, Librarian, Life Guard, Mail Carrier, Military, Nurse, Painter, Plumber, Police Officer, Reporter, Teacher, Trash Collector, Vet Why it is great: Great for distance learning! No prep for the teacher - just download and send to students No photocopying! It’s a great digital resource! Fun and engaging. Note: I have provided a teacher handout to assist you with: how to download the google slide and how to share with your students

This is an INTERACTIVE file made with Google Slides - Sequencing Task Cards Interactive - there are movable pieces, movable words or places for students to type answers on every page! Watch the preview: Interactive Sequencing Task Cards What is included: •32 sequencing task cards - watch the video to see the variety of task cards included Great for distance learning. No Prep. No Photocopying (but you can). Great for early finishers. Students are engaged in fun, meaningful activities. Note: I have provided a teacher handout to assist you with: how to use the google slide how to share the google slide with students

This is a Google Forms, self-graded assessment tool. Watch the preview video - Google Forms K Math Counting Includes 25+ questions for Kindergarten Math - Domain #1 - Counting & Cardinality Examples include: counting from 1-100 (by 1’s and 10’s) writing numbers from 0 - 20 one larger than a given number comparing numbers (greater than, less than) Great for distance learning! Students are given 25+questions. They type in their answer and the quiz automatically grades their answers. Teachers can look at student or class results to determine mastery of the given skills. Why it is great: No prep for the teacher - just download and send to students No photocopying! It’s a great digital resource! Quiz is automatically graded. Students get immediate feedback while engaging in meaningful exercises. Fun, too! Teachers are provided with valuable information regarding student understanding. Note: I have provided a teacher handout to assist you with: how to download the google form how to share the google form with students how to see individual and class results

These amazingly creative art activities worksheets are ideal for Pet Units or What Pet Should I Get? Students are going to love these Art Activities. They can use the templates provided, add suggested details and then color. Or, they can use the blank templates and design their own pictures. Show them the finished designs that I have included and they will be designing and creating on their own! What is included: Scenes made with 4 pets - Dog, Cat, Fish, Bird. Look at the scenes - there are different design options with varying degrees of difficulty. Why not start with the easier designs like the cat or fish and then try one of the more challenging ones. These art activities are creative and fun and your students are going to love these. Use with What Pet Should I Get? or any pet unit.

POP-UP Remembrance Day Craftivity for Canadians This is a great craft for students to complete for Remembrance Day in Canada - some of the templates mention Canada, Flanders Fields, etc. This craft has two main components: - A base (made out of one piece of paper, 8 1/2 x 14) There are 2 base templates to choose from. - POP-UPs - 9 options to choose from, including male and female representation, graphics for Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force. On the back of each POP-UP is a simple writing activity. (Note: some of the graphics may not exactly represent Canadian uniforms so take a good look at the preview copy to make sure you are ok with the uniforms!) Includes step-by-step instructions, graphics and templates needed to create this POP-UP Remembrance Day craftivity.. Requires: Paper (I used regular photocopy paper but light cardstock is recommended), glue, coloring pencils and scissors. The POP-UP Craft folds flat for students to easily transport home or expands so that it can be displayed in the classroom. Always make sure you download and save the project before printing! Sometimes customers just right click on the preview of a download and things don't print properly! Print on 8 1/2 x 14" paper. Note: A slightly different version of this craft is listed under Memorial Day and Veterans Day ... so don't buy those as they are quite similar to this version ... but they do not have the Canadian references.

POP-UP Father's Day Card This is a great craft for students to complete for Father's Day! They create their own Father's Day POP-UP card. This card has two main components: - a base (made out of one piece of paper, 8 1/2 x 14) - POP-UPs - 7 options to choose from Includes step-by-step instructions, graphics and templates needed to create this POP-UP Father's Day Card. Requires: Paper (I used regular photocopy paper but light cardstock is recommended), glue, coloring pencils and scissors. The POP-UP Father's Day Card folds flat for students to easily transport home or expands so that DAD can display it on a shelf at home or on his desk at work. It is a lot of fun to create. Dads will cherish this POP-UP card for years! Although many of the templates contain the word DAD, there are templates that students could use for Grandpa or Uncle, etc. Enjoy and Happy Father's Day Always make sure you download and save the project before printing! Sometimes customers just right click on their preview of a download and things don't print properly! Don't forget to print on 81/2 x 14 (legal size) paper.

This is a great craft for students to complete for Christmas! They create their own Christmas POP-UP craftivity. This card has two main components: - a base (made out of one piece of paper, 8 1/2 x 14 or legal size paper), 2 to choose from - POP-UPs - 8 options to choose from, writing activity on the back of each POP-UP Includes step-by-step instructions, graphics and templates needed to create this POP-UP Christmas Card. Requires: Paper (I used regular photocopy paper but light cardstock is recommended), glue, coloring pencils and scissors. The POP-UP Christmas Card folds flat for students to easily transport home or expands so that they can display it on a shelf at home or around the classroom to make the room more festive. It is a lot of fun to create. Students will cherish this POP-UP card for years! I made sure the templates used Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas - trying to keep everyone happy! Enjoy and Merry Christmas / Happy Holidays Always make sure you download and save the project before printing! Sometimes customers just right click on their preview of a download and things don't print properly!

This is a great Mother's Day Craft! Includes step-by-step instructions and templates needed to create a Mother's Day POP-UP Box Card. I have included: - card base template - templates for panels and inserts Requires: Paper, glue, coloring pencils and scissors. The card folds flat for students to easily transport home. I made sure it can be used for Mom, Mum, Grandma, Aunt. As well, there are designs for boys and for girls. The card is the perfect size for Mom / Mum to keep on her desk all year long. Moms / Mums love this item!!! Enjoy and Happy Mother's Day!

This is a great Mother's Day Craft! Includes step-by-step instructions and templates needed to create a Mother's Day POP-UP Hearts Box Card. I have included: - card base template - templates for panels and inserts Requires: Paper, glue, coloring pencils and scissors. The card folds flat for students to easily transport home. I made sure it can be used for Mom, Mum, Grandma, Aunt. As well, there are designs for boys and for girls. The card is the perfect size for Mom to keep on her desk all year long. Moms love this item!!! Enjoy and Happy Mother's Day!

Two really fun options for your students to create a Back To School Backpack Option #1 - Use all of the templates provided and students will craft their own backpacks. Option #2 - Begin with a paper bag and use the templates provided to create a paper bag backpack. Both great options ... you decide which is a better option for your students. There are many options for writing activities included: - on the straps - on the front cover - a secret pocket which students complete inserts and drop into the pocket - 5 interactive templates created so you can have students tell you more about themselves, what makes them happy, what they are good at, a little about their family, a goal for the year, find someone who ... likes/can/wants to etc. - have used graphics for boys and for girls What you need: Paper (light cardstock would be extra special), coloring pencils, glue, paper bags (if that is the option you choose) I have included step by step directions and visuals to assist you in assembling these backpacks. Also, view the YouTube video on how to assemble these backpacks at: https://youtu.be/_CC35oQPdho Look at the video and decide which backpack is better suited for your students - the paper bag backpack for the little ones, the regular backpack for students in the older grades. You must save this file on your computer. Then open and print on 8 1/2 x 14 (legal size) paper. Otherwise, your product will not be set up properly. Hope you love it! The completed backpack will stand about 8" tall. Use it all year long and have students complete items and drop them into their backpacks!

Create a unique Mother's Day craft with your students for Mom / Mum / Grandman / Sister / Aunt, etc. Begin with the base template (6 options to choose from) Color, decorate, complete the writing activity ... then ... add 4 Tea Cups (8 options to choose from) The surprise comes when you lift the 4 Tea Cups to reveal the hidden Mother's Day message below! So cute and so much fun! Requires: Paper, coloring pencils, scissors and glue (recommend glue stick). Always save the file onto your desktop and then print from that file.

This End of the Year Squash Book is sure to be a hit! They are very creative and have loads of space for students to write about their school experience - sports, what they were good at, a bit about the teacher, friends, etc. Have included graphics for boys and for girls. Watch the video to see how it is made ... What is included: A total of 22 templates - 4 left, 5 middle and 12 right templates. Students require one of each to make this craft and so you can see that there are a lot of possibilities. Plus, 1 template for the front cover, back cover and belly band. After watching the video you will see why I gave so many options for this Yearbook! Students can keep adding middle and right templates as they see fit! Note: It is so much easier to watch the video than to try and follow written instructions so that is how you will learn to make this product. What you need: Just photocopy on regular photocopy paper. Students will need coloring pencils, scissors and glue. Students will cherish this squash book for years to come ... because it really is unique and lovely! Check out the video and have a look before you purchase to make sure you love it and that it is right for your students!