Using Manipulatives Digitally

by Cailie Ryan

As an early elementary school teacher, my students used manipulatives daily! Sorting, moving, interacting, and showing their thinking using hands-on tools is a way that many students learn. However, we know that manipulatives are also…

How to get started in Classkick

“I am amazed by what I’ve seen others do with Classkick, how do I do that!?” “I want to try Classkick, but what do I do first?” We consistently hear teachers asking these questions. Our product is a blank canvas — you can do so many things with it, but where is the best…

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Being able to differentiate and meet the needs of all learners is a challenge that most teachers…

Classkick Tip #6: Use Stickers to give quicker feedback

Now that you have used Classkick a few times in your classroom, try taking these steps to ensure you are giving intentional and immediate feedback to students.

Step 1: Create stickers BEFORE…

How do students feel about Classkick?

While we know that technology can save a teacher time, help improve a teacher’s effectiveness…

Classkick Tip #5: Analyze student data in real-time