After learning about how meteorologists predict weather and sorting different types of weather, we played this game to dress a puppy for the weather.

We participated in Hour of Code, a worldwide initiave to motive and teach coding skills at all levels.  During our hour, we played Kodable.  each child has an account linked to our class, and can continue to play via the website, and on apps for both iPad and Android.

We learned this song as an introduction to our Letter of the Week.  The kids picked up on the beat, and were singing along in no time!

In kindergarten, we focus on naming coins.  During our visit to the computer lab, we focused on the Coin Identification games.  Kids who did well on those games were encouraged to explore the games that involve counting values of coins.

There is a link to a printable page showing coins and their values at the top of the link list.  If it does not work, you can click here. 

Based on the popular "Chutes and Ladders" board game, Snakes and Ladders gives students practice in indentifying numbers (represented as dots on a die) and in counting the correct number of spaces to move a token.  There are many versions of this game available online.  I like this one because the child has to correctly count spaces, and carefully consider which way to move the token, identifying higher and lower numbers.

Book Flix pairs fiction and non-fiction texts to help kids learn about many popular topics.  Children can read along with the stories, and play games to review the information learned. 

The online version of Highlights Magazine's popular game.  Finding the hidden pictures helps students develop visual discrimination and attention to details.