Google Slides: 114 Daily Spiral Review Lessons - Grade 2

114 Daily Spiral Review Lessons for Reading, Math and Language! GRADE 2. These Daily Google Slides are sure to be your distance learning favorite! Whether you use them as morning work, daily review, enrichment, or homework, students are sure to improve their reading, math, and language skills AND retain what they have learned. In addition, we have included 20 blank templates, so that you may easily add additional content, or make accommodations for specific students.

These colorful daily activities feature frequent, repeated practice of essential 2nd grade learning objectives. Presented in small bite-sized pieces and a multiple choice format, students review key concepts in a non-threatening way. Objectives are repeated throughout the slides to continually reinforce key objectives. The standards-based content focuses on Word Analysis, Vocabulary, Language Usage, Language Mechanics, Spelling, Reading, Math Computation, Math Application, Using Reference Materials, Locating Information and more!

Daily Review

Daily repeated spiral review is a highly effective technique to reinforce key concepts and help students RETAIN what they have learned. Continued recall of learning objectives helps students move their daily learning into their long term memory.

Suggested Use:
For maximum benefit, begin early in the school year - about the second month - and use as a daily routine activity. The first group of slides feature only 3 items per slide. As students become more comfortable with the format and the routine of daily practice, the number of items increases to four. Questions can be answered directly on the slides. As an extended activity, ‘bubble sheets’ are provided, if you wish to give students additional practice learning to use a ‘bubble sheet.’

Features:
114 Colorful Google Slides
Reading
Math
Language
2 weeks of Additional Blank Template Slides for Easy Customization
Answer Key

Benefits of Google Slides:

If you’ve been looking for a way to integrate technology into your lessons, this is your answer. And the best part is you don’t have to print, cut, laminate, or replace when you lose pieces…it’s ALL DIGITAL!

How do Google Slides Work?

Students read each activity on a computer or iPad then answer the questions and exercises right on their copy of the slides. Teachers can see students’ answers in real time, or review them later. Slides can also be printed and used as colorful classroom worksheets.