Kindergarten technology

Top Ten Kindergarten YouTube Channels. Teaching with Music and Movement Is How the Brain Learns Best!

Looking for ideas to improve your student's keyboarding skills? Check out these 4 free keyboarding sites for kindergarten!

This past year, kindergarten educators have had to adapt to teaching students through technology. It was a huge learning curve for many educators, and I am amazed at what was accomplished through distance learning! When done right, leveraging tech tools can benefit students and their learning. I have put together a (non-exhaustive) list of all the ways that I have used different technologies with my students:

There are so many fun and engaging apps you can use in the classroom to enhance your students’ learning! The only downside to having so many tools available

Using computers in kindergarten means lots of new skills to learn. Here are the types of things that helps kindergartners be successful, basic skills needed and tips for teaching kindergarten students. I like to use kindergarten games to teach standards rather than just teaching keyboarding or computer skills.

Technology Task Cards for Kindergarten. Perfect for workstations. Content-integrated task cards will work even for those without technology! Worksheets included to go along with the task cards. $

FREE interactive Google Slides activities perfect for teachers to give to students while doing distance/remote learning. Great for preschool and kindergarten kids to practice numbers, letters, sounds, easy addition and CVC words. Easy click and drag activities for computer or ipad.

Technology in schools can be a powerful tool for students, and it’s getting better every year. If you are a teacher looking to capitalize on the technology available to you, read on to find out 5 Ways to Use Technology in the Classroom for Student Learning!

This blog post is a long time coming and will hopefully answer many of the questions I've gotten about using tech in my kindergarten classroom! And it is LONG but hopefully full of useful information! Let me preface this post by saying that these things work well in my classroom for my students, and I

Are you using an intervention block? Do you need to increase reading fluency? Have you heard about flipped lesson? I've been reading about flipping your classroom for a while, but I just didn't see how it could work in kindergarten. It seemed to be an upper grade level tool. In case you're new to the party, flipped lessons are basically a way to use video on the IPad or digital device to teach a lesson at home. Then the kids come back to school already having watched and they are ready for…