120 Kindergarten Boom Cards Centers Math & Literacy Centers Digital Task Cards

Description

Do you need Math and Literacy Boom Cards for Kindergarten? These self-checking Boom Cards are a fun way to make learning math and literacy skills engaging and effective! These digital resources are hosted in a secure online platform. They are a perfect way for students to practice skills. 

EACH MONTH INCLUDES 12 BOOM DECKS — 6 LITERACY BOOM DECKS AND 6 MATH BOOM DECKS. EACH BOOM DECK HAS 20+ SLIDES.

August/September Kindergarten Boom cards:

• Beginning Sounds (Hear the sound, identify the objects that begin the same)
• Beginning Sounds (Match beginning sound to letter)
• Letter Match (Capital Letters)
• Letter Match (Lowercase Letters)
• What’s that Sound Kindergarten (Matching sound to letter)
• Rhyming
• Letter Patterns
• Numbers 1-10
• Numbers 1-10
• Numbers 1-10
• 2D Shapes
• Making Patterns

 

October Kindergarten Boom Card Activities

• ABC Order Lowercase
• ABC Order Uppercase
• Beginning Sounds
• Sight Words
• Sentences
• Color Words
• Comparing Lengths
• Comparing Objects
• Counting to 10
• Counting Objects to 10
• More or Fewer

 

November Kindergarten Boom Card Activities

• Letter Formation Lowercase
• Letter Formation Uppercase
• Beginning Sounds
• Sight Words
• Sentences
• Syllables
• Making 10
• Measuring Objects
• Counting to 15
• Counting Objects to 10
• Story Problems

 

December Kindergarten Boom Card Activities

• Letter Formation Lowercase
• Letter Formation Uppercase
• Beginning Digraph Sounds
• Sight Words
• Ending Sounds
• Syllables
• One More
• One Less
• Christmas
• Winter Addition
• Winter Subtraction

 

January Kindergarten Boom Card Activities for Math and ELA

• Snowball Beginning Sounds
• Onset and Rime Short i
• Onset and Rime Short a
• Polar Bear Sight Words
• Snowy City Ending Sounds
• Snow Fort L Blends
• Measurement Capacity
• Measurement Weight
• Measurement Length
• Geometry
• Number Bonds
• Collecting and Reporting Data Graphing

 

February Kindergarten Boom Card Activities for Math and ELA

• Dipping R Blends
• Onset and Rime Short e
• Onset and Rime Short o
• Onset and Rime Short u
• Wintery Sight Words
• Classroom Sentences
• Snow Fort L Blends
• 2D Shapes
• Composing and Decomposing Numbers
• February Addition and Subtraction
• February Addition to 10
• Rekenreks
• Graphing

March Kindergarten Boom Card Activities for Math and ELA

• St. Patrick’s Day Math Word Problems
• Muddy R Blends
• Strawberry Syllables
• March Cupcakes L Blends
• March Punctuation and Sentences
• Clover Word Problems for Addition
• Rainy Day Sight Words
• Lucky Composing and Decomposing
• Froggie Fact Families
• Dessert Digraphs Beginning or End
• Lucky Counting on Numbers 1-100
• Springtime Number Bonds | Teen Numbers

 

April Kindergarten Boom Card Activities for Math and ELA

• Spring Subtraction
• Spring Addition
• Spring Word Problems
• Springtime Geometry
• Springtime Weight
• Treetop 2D Shapes
• Spring Sentences
• Cleaning Up Nouns
• Hoppy CVCe Words
• Bubblicious Sight Words
• Magical Initial Sound Manipulation

 

May Kindergarten Boom Card Activities for Math and ELA

• Balloon Word Problems
• Seaside Comparing
• Spring Making 10
• Sunny Field Addition
• Tourist CVCe Words
• Shell-i-cious Mixed Blends
• Magical Phoneme Manipulation
• Planting Parts of Speech
• Camping Sight Words
• Poolside Sentences

 

June Kindergarten Boom Card Activities for Math and ELA

• Sight Words
• CVCe Words
• Blends Boom Card Activities
• Phoneme Manipulation
• Parts for Speech
• Sentences
• Addition
• Making 10 on Boom Card Activities
• Number Bonds
• Comparing
• Word Problems
• Subtraction

 

What are Boom Cards?

Boom cards are interactive digital task cards that are self-checking! They are hosted on the Boom Learning platform. A group of slides is often referred to as a slide deck. Teachers can build their Boom Library by creating their own decks or purchasing individual digital activities that have been created for them. Teachers can then assign the tasks by logging into the Boom Learning website.

 

Why You Will Love Boom Cards

• Easy to differentiate – You can assign different decks to individual students. Some students may complete an activity in January, while others might be ready for that particular skill later in the school year.
• Audio Instruction – Another key area is how easy Boom Learning is with the audio directions. These verbal instructions and guidance throughout the lessons are an easy way to support student independence! Perfect for kindergarten and first-grade students who are trying to work independently! YES! You will have more time to wok with your small groups!
• Immediate Feedback – They are also fantastic when it’s come to interactivity. Students will receive instant feedback if they have made an error. Then they are given an opportunity to correct the mistake. This provides student accountability while working independently, which makes the activities much more effective!
• Interactive Activities – Each Boom deck is unique, so read the specific boom deck description to see the different features each deck has. However, generally, students can drag and drop their responses, click on the correct answer, or even type their responses. No worries about accidentally resizing pieces like in Google Classroom activities.
• Saves time – For a very reasonable price, you can get a paid account that tracks student progress. The cards are automatically graded, and you can see how each student did on every slide in the deck. This will save you SO much time as you gather student data.

 

How to Get Started with Boom Cards

To get started with Boom Cards, you will first need to create a Boom Learning Account. There are several different membership levels, ranging from a free account to a Boom Plus account. so choose the boom account that works best for you. You can always upgrade or downgrade your Boom Learning membership at any time.

• Free Account: The free version allows for a fast play link or fast pin link with up to 5 students. You can start by opening a free trial and playing around in the Boom app.
• Essential Account and Premium Account: (these are the types of accounts most teachers will want for their classroom) Both of the paid version accounts are very affordable and gather data on individual student success. For a small fee, you will be able to review student performance on different skills individually.

 

Learn more about the various memberships by going to the Boom help section:

• Which Membership Should I Choose?

 

Different Ways to Use Boom Cards

There are so many ways to assign Boom Cards in your classroom. Guess what? They even work in Seesaw, Schoology, Canvas, Google Classroom, and more!

• Setting Up with Google Classroom
• If you want more detailed reports, you will want to use the hyperplay links.
• If you use a learning management system to assign decks such as Google Classroom, Schoology, Moodle, Blackboard, PowerSchool, Canvas, or Seesaw, you will most likely want to use Fast Pins or HyperPlay. Learn more by clicking HERE.

 

What does a Boom Learning Classroom look like?

Here are a few ways to use Boom in the classroom in an interactive way:

• Assign individual decks as morning work
• Literacy center activities
• Math Center activities
• Early finisher activity
• Use as an exit ticket or assessment
• Small group warm-up activity
• Independent practice in school or at home
• Virtual learning activity

 

What Technology Do I Need to Have to Make Boom Work:

•  iPad
• Chromebooks
• Computers
• Interactive Whiteboards
• Laptops
• Kindle Fire

You will find supportive articles on the Boom Website to help you with technical support.

 

FIND MORE DECKS OF BOOM CARDS AND ACTIVITIES

Kindergarten Boom Decks

• Science of Reading Kindergarten Boom Card Decks Year Long Bundle

First Grade Boom Decks

• Science of Reading First Grade Boom Card Decks Year Long Bundle
• Monthly Boom Card Decks for First Grade