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Ages 5–8

Kindergarten to 2nd grade

Young students in kindergarten through 2nd grade have short attention spans and are still learning classroom routines. They benefit from clear, simple visuals and gentle reminders to help them stay focused throughout the day.

At this age, many children are just starting to read or are beginning readers. Projected screens need to be easy to understand, with large text, plenty of pictures, and not too many words. Consistent routines and visual supports help students feel confident and ready to learn.

By age group

How to set it up

  1. 1Sign up for a free teacher account on Edform.
  2. 2Select a K–2 classroom screen template or start with a blank one.
  3. 3Add widgets like a visual timer, picture schedule, or noise meter.
  4. 4Use large, easy-to-read fonts and bright images.
  5. 5Group screens for different parts of your day: morning meeting, centers, transitions, and dismissal routines.

Tips

  • Use big, clear visuals to support instructions and routines.
  • Pick simple fonts and keep text short.
  • Set timers with clear countdowns for transitions and activities.
  • Add a voice level chart so students know when to use quiet or louder voices in class.

Questions teachers ask

What types of widgets work best for K–2 students?

Visual timers, picture schedules, name pickers, and simple checklists are especially helpful for early learners.

How can I help non-readers follow along?

Use images and icons for instructions, and read aloud what’s on the screen as you guide the class.

Can I use these screens on any classroom computer or projector?

Yes, Edform screens work on any device with a browser, including interactive whiteboards and standard projectors.

Are there templates for daily routines like morning meeting?

Yes, you’ll find ready-made morning meeting slides and other routine templates designed for K–2 classrooms.