Interactive Learning Activities
Website’s Name Website’s URL Description of the Interactive
Starfall http://more2.starfall.com/m/math/measure-
content/load.htm?f&n=match-
clocks&y=1&d=demo&filter=first
Learning Activity
This interactive learning
activity may be used in first
grade math to assist in teaching
students how to read a clock
properly. This activity presents
an image of an analog clock
with a time displayed on it. The
student must identify the time
that is being displayed on the
clock and choose the correct
time out of the 3 choices below
the clock. After identifying the
time 3 times, whether correct
or incorrect, a song about
telling time is shared.
Funbrain https://www.funbrain.com/games/measure-it This interactive learning
activity may be used in first
grade math to assist in teaching
basic measurements. This
activity presents students or
teachers with the choice of
inches or centimeters, and has
difficulty level choices ranging
from easy to hard. The activity
presents a ruler with the chosen
measurements shown on the
ruler. A red line is placed
above the ruler, and the person
doing the activity must select
the correct measurement of the
line out of the four given
choices. The child is given 10
different questions, and
answers are recorded as either
correct or incorrect. If a given
answer is incorrect, the correct
answer is given with a brief
explanation.
Prongo https://prongo.com/drag/ This interactive learning
activity may be used in first
grade English/language arts to
provide students with practice
identifying sight words and
their meanings. The activity
presents a chart with six, three
letter sight words placed in a
blank. Above the chart are six
images that can be matched
with the words in the boxes.
The task is for students to
match the image with its
corresponding sight word by
placing the image in the blank
below the word it should
match.
ABCYA http://www.abcya.com/addition.htm This interactive learning
activity may be used in first
grade math to provide addition
practice. The activity contains
five levels of increasing
difficulty, each one consisting
of ten addition problems. The
task is to solve the addition
problems in order to move
through the levels to ultimately
have the opportunity to play a
game as a reward. The students
must score at least 80%, or
eight out of ten, in order to
move on to the next level. Each
question gives students the
opportunity to use images of
marbles and two blank boxes to
assist in solving the problems
by using the marbles to help
them visualize the addition and
the sum of the problem.
Internet4Classrooms http://i4c.xyz/yax32qx6 This interactive learning
activity may be used in first
grade math to provide practice
in comparing numerals using
the symbols <, >, and =. The
activity is presented as a quiz
consisting of ten questions with
questions given one at a time.
The object of the activity is to
place the appropriate
comparison symbol between
the two given numbers. A final
score is given at the end of the
activity out of 100% with a
record of correct and incorrect
given answers.
Scholastic http://teacher.scholastic.com/clifford1/flash/vowels/index.htm This interactive learning
activity may be used in first
grade English/language arts to
provide students with sight
word practice. The activity
presents four, three letter words
with the middle vowel of each
word missing. The object of the
activity is for participants to
insert the appropriate vowel or
vowels in the space to make as
many real words as possible.
When all of the possible real
words are created, the activity
notifies the participant with a
message congratulating him or
her and providing the option to
complete the activity again
with new word opportunities.
Nick Jr. http://www.nickjr.com/paw-patrol/games/trivia-paw-patrol- This interactive learning
ready-set-solve-it/ activity may be used in first
grade, and covers a wide array
of skills and subjects. The
overall theme of the activity is
following directions, and the
directions are on one of the
following skills: color
matching, greatest number of
items, number order, character
identification, and having one
image unlike the other given
images. This activity could be
used in a time such as “target
time” to provide students with
extra practice on these skills
they might be struggling with
in the context of the major
subjects.
CoolMath4Kids https://www.coolmath4kids.com/math-games/dolphin-feed This interactive learning
activity may be used in first
grade math in order to provide
timed practice using money to
add up to the appropriate
amounts. The game provides
participants with a written
amount of money and varying
types of coins and paper money
surrounding the written
amount. The participant is to
select the appropriate coins or
paper money that adds up to
the written amount of money in
as little time as possible. The
effectiveness of the
participant’s skill is showed by
how many amounts they
correctly reached in the time
given. The activity also
compares the scores to other
players’ scores, so in a
classroom with more than one
computer, up to four students
can compete in the activity if
desired.
Sheppard Software http://www.sheppardsoftware.com/grammar/verbs.htm This interactive learning
activity may be used in first
grade English/language arts to
help students practice their
skills with parts of speech,
specifically with verbs. The
activity provides a brief
definition of verbs and an
example of a verb. The object
of the game is to use the cursor
to touch the robot that has a
verb written on it. Out of the
five robots with words written
on them, only one of them has
a verb written on it. The
activity consists of 15
questions, and the amount of
right and wrong answers are
shown at the end of the
activity.
Education https://www.education.com/game/less-than-greater-than/ This interactive learning
activity may be used in first
grade math to provide practice
comparing numbers using
greater than, less than, or equal
to. This activity presents three
alligators with mouths varying
in shape between the greater
than, less than, and equal to
signs. The activity also presents
two numbers with a blank
between them. The student
places the image of the
appropriate alligator between
the two numerals to indicate
the correct comparison of the
numbers. The student is
presented with four questions,
and they are scored using a
rating system out of three stars.