2nd Grade Vocabulary Activities Context Clues Idioms Prefixes Google Slides Use

Looking for extra vocabulary practice? This complete resource includes 12 digital task card sets with a presentation anchor chart at the beginning to teach each concept. It also has answer keys at the end for self-checking. Each vocabulary digital task card set is formatted for Google Classroom use. Students can either type on the cards, drag the object/circle over the answer or use a recording sheet.

If you do not have Google Classroom, there are also alternative sets of the task cards to run as a presentation and use with a no prep recording sheet. This option makes these accessible for anyone who has access to Google Drive and Google Slides, which are free!

Did I also mention how these can be used on tablets and other mobile devices? It is true. You can use this on a tablet or computer. You can even use them with an interactive whiteboard and projector! *Tech specs below.

And of course, the whole interactive whiteboard thing is an option. These can be used simply on just a computer or tablet as a vocabulary center activity! It is versatile!

Not only that, but this resource stands out from many simple apps because it automatically saves their work when using with Google Classroom. That means accessibility to view their work for assessment purposes and more!

You save over 40% on this bundle! That is like getting many free digital task cards!

If you already use Google™ Classroom, you only need to simply assign students a file and you are set! It is simple like handing them a sheet of paper! However, you can also project these on the board for whole instruction too!

Includes the Following 12 Sets of Digital Task Cards for Google Classroom Use:

Vocabulary Digital Task Cards

⭐ Multiple Meaning Word Digital Task Cards - Paperless for Google Classroom Use

⭐ Context Clues Digital Task Cards with Reading Comprehension - Paperless Option

⭐ Prefixes Digital Task Cards - Paperless for Google Classroom Use

⭐ Root Words Digital Task Cards - Paperless for Google Classroom Use

⭐ Compound Word Digital Task Cards - Challenge Set - Paperless for Google Use ⭐ Compound Words Digital Task Cards - Paperless Set 2 for Google Classroom Use

⭐ Dictionary Skills Digital Task Cards - Paperless for Google Classroom Use

⭐ Glossary Skills Digital Task Cards - Paperless for Google Classroom Use

⭐ Idioms Digital Task Cards - Paperless for Google Classroom Use

⭐ Real Life Connections Digital Task Cards - Paperless for Google Classroom Use ⭐ Shades of Meaning Digital Task Cards - Paperless for Google Classroom Use

⭐ Word Power Digital Task Cards - Paperless for Google Classroom Use

All sets include 28 digital task cards.

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*Please note: The preview shows the contraction cards for illustrative purposes only since this set was pulled from a larger ELA bundle. This set does not include the contraction set. The sets included are the vocabulary task cards listed above.

**There are some technical requirements to use this resource. At minimum you will need a free Google email account and access to Google Drive and Google Slides on any device you plan to use this resource. Please note, if using Google Drive, I recommend using the digital task cards that are formatted for running as a presentation and with use of a no prep printable recording sheet. For students to save their work with use of the drag and drop and typing features, you will need Google Classroom. If using the drag and drop and typing features on an interactive whiteboard for class presentations, Google Drive will be sufficient. For more technical details, please see the preview. ***

***For Interactive Whiteboard/ Smartboard use: To use any dragging/dropping features, your interactive whiteboard will need the feature that performs mouse functions with touch in programs outside of the brand software of the interactive whiteboard. Basically, the touch feature takes the place of how you would use a mouse in other applications such as PowerPoint, surfing the internet, etc. Generally, this feature is there and it should do this. However, in some older interactive whiteboards, this feature may be limited to the brand software of the interactive whiteboard. If you can recall using touch features in other applications such as the internet, than you should be good to go.***

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Please note, this resource is for personal, classroom use only. Also, I am not affiliated or associated with Google, nor do they endorse this resource. This resource for phonics is simply a resource that can be used with their software/apps.

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