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Math graphic organizers for SMART Notebook
There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed a Bat Smart-board activity
This is a notebook file for smart-boards. This smart-board activity goes along with the book "There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Bat." In this activity students can move the objects and have the lady swallow them into her stomach. This help in retelling the story! Students will have to also sort objects by if they were swallowed or not swallowed. The next slide also has were the students move the objects that were swallowed to match their beginning letter. Students use picture to sequence
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PreK - 3rd
Introduction to Fractions (A Smartboard Presentation for 3rd - 5th Grade)
Fractions can be so confusing! In this interactive SmartBoard introduction, concepts are broken down into easily digestible, comprehendible segments.
Students are introduced to the following fraction concepts and terminology:
* Denominator
* Numerator
* Vinculum
* Reduce
* Proper Fraction
* Improper Fraction
* Equivalents
* Greatest Common Factor
* Factor
* Mixed Number
* Adding and Subtracting Fractions
* Naming a Fraction
* Parts of a Whole
* Parts of a Group
* Ordering and C
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3rd - 5th
Sorting Quadrilaterals - 4 SmartBoard Slides
This is a Notebook file containing four different Venn Diagram activities. Students sort the shapes (quadrilaterals) based on the Venn Diagram headings, which describe attributes of various quadrilaterals. This SmartBoard activity helps students focus on identifying attributes, instead of just instantly trying to name the type of quadrilateral. Great for math workshop, centers, or a whole-group activity.
Grades:
3rd - 8th
Smart Board Ten Frames & Chips
This is a digital manipulative you can use with the whole class on your Smart Board. It works well when you have the students participate with actual ten frames and chips at their desks so that everyone can have a hands on experience at the same time. I like using this manipulative to help explain and practice some of the basic math fact strategies, for example, moving the chips from one frame to another to fill up a ten frame (make a ten). The chips are on "infinite cloner" so simply touch a
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K - 3rd
Introduction to Line Graphing (A Smartboard Presentation for 3rd - 5th Grade)
Graphs are terrific organizers! They can present information in a useful, accessible way. However there are so many things to remember when setting up a graph.
This Smartboard presentation goes through the basics of setting up a line graph, starting with the x and y axis, how to organize the information on each axis, how to plot points, and label information on a graph. This is a great introduction that touches on all of the basics of graph organization and set up.
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3rd - 5th
2024 Happy New Year for SMARTboard - Math and Language UPDATED YEARLY
***Updated for 2024 with new dates! (This product gets updated each year so you can use from year to year!) Check out the Video Preview to see all of the slides! THIS IS A SMARTBOARD FILE so please make sure you have a Smartboard before purchasing this. Want to purchase this as a Powerpoint/Google Slides product? If so, click here.Are you secretly thinking you might be tired on the first day and need to grab something quick that has no prep involved but is highly engaging for the kids? Included
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PreK - 2nd
Modeling Equivalent Algebraic Expressions Smartboard Slides Lesson Algebra
This is an AWESOME, thorough Smartboard-Slides-Lesson (34-slides total!) over Modeling-Equivalent-Algebraic-Expressions. Lots of interactive practice for students. Everything you need to teach this skill/concept. Includes Word Problems, Computation, Modeling, EVERYTHING!!! You'll use this year after year! WARNING: You MUST have SMART Technologies SMART software, and a SMARTBOARD to teach from, to effectively download, open and use this Interactive Smartboard Lesson. Go to https://legacy.smarttec
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4th - 7th, Staff
Surface Area 3-D Foldable for Prisms and Pyramids
Use this SMART board resource to help your students make a three dimensional interactive pop-up foldable to learn about Surface Area of prisms and pyramids. There are printable worksheets for the graphic organizer under the attachments tab on the SMART doc. I have included instructions, pictures, and ideas for extension activities.
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6th - 8th
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1st Grade Number Corner, Sept. and Oct. Calendar Grid Observations
This is a smart board file you can use for Sept. and Oct. for Number Corner Calendar Grid Observations. It frees up space in your classroom and can be saved each day. After the month is over, delete the ink from the page and it'll be brand new for the next year! It can be displayed right in front of the children.
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1st
Box and Whisker Plots Smartboard Slides Lesson St. Patrick's Day Theme
This Box and Whisker Plots Smartboard Lesson teaches students how to create a Box Plot step by step. LOTS of practice in creating and reading Box and Whisker Plots, along with an Interactive QUIZ on Box Plots. These slides have a St. Patrick's Day clipart theme. In case you don't want that, I also have the SAME Box and Whisker Plots Smartboard Lesson on everyday math slides as well. https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Box-and-Whisker-Plots-Smartboard-Lesson-Step-by-Step-How-to-Constuct-
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5th - 7th
Placemat for Three
Placemat for Three is a great graphic organizer for when working in groups. It prevents students from allowing one student to be the voice of the group and also also them to show their work and then also state their consensus.
This version is applicable for the SmartBoard as a modelling tool.
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3rd - 6th
Order of Operations Smartboard Lesson using "Family Trip to Six Flags" Story
You will LOVE teaching Order-of-Operations using this "Family-Trip-to-Six-Flags" story! NEVER again will you teach Order of Operations using "Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally," trust me. You will LOVE teaching Order of Operations with "Family Trip to Six Flags" Story. This smartboard lesson contains all the graphics on 12 slides to teach this method. You'll enjoy using this year after year!FREE "Family Trip to Six Flags" Order of Operations FOLDABLE:https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/FR
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4th - 7th, Staff
Land, Air, and Sea
SMARTNotebook file for teaching different types of transportation
Recommended for ages 4-5
Two activities, including the creation of a Tree Thinking Map and sorting file into water, land, and sea (background seen in preview file). Dual-page mode can be used to make this a fun, interactive activity on a SMARTBoard. Also, pages can be printed and pictures cut out to create a follow-up, hands-on sort for students to review.
Grades:
PreK - K
INTERACTIVE Mind Map w/Doodle Notes Geometry Basics: Segment & Angle Bisection
INTERACTIVE Mind Map with Doodle Notes HS Geometry Foundations: Segment and Angle Bisection / Partition.
Use a visual that helps establish quality work-habits and consistency in mathematical communications.
Lay down the foundations for writing geometry proofs. Make your own instructional video. Show a clear picture of the basic relationships among segments and angles, to avoid frustration with sloppy justifications later in the year.
This lesson contains 11 SmartBoard pages with probing questio
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
All About Equations
This 46-slide Smart Notebook lesson incorporates vocabulary, thinking maps, equation modeling, one-step equations, and two step equations. It is interactive and provides opportunities for your students to demonstrate their understanding by interacting with the board activities.
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6th - 8th
Integers Order of Operations Smartboard Slides Lesson
This is a TERRIFIC Adding, Subtracting, Multiplying, and Dividing Integers-Order-of- Operations-Smartboard-Lesson that uses the "Family Trip to Six Flags" Story and the "Pizza Bite" Method for organization when working Order of Operations problems. This is 27 smartboard slides with plenty of teaching, guided practice, and interactive independent practice. Everything you need to teach this skill! You'll enjoy using this year after year!WARNING: You MUST have SMART Technologies SMART software, an
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4th - 7th, Staff
The Busy Teachers Intro to Interactive Notebooks (notebook file)
This is a 6 page Introduction to the benefits and how to's of effectively incorporating the use of Interactive Notebooks within ANY classroom. Interactive Notebooks can be used for any age group and any subject/content area. They are simple to begin and will turn into the most important piece of continued education a teacher can use in their classroom.
The Intro Also discusses how to make student connections to their notebooks, what supplies are needed to begin the notebooks, and much more. Thi
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Not Grade Specific
My Name is Yoon Comprehension Strategies and Text Features
This SMART notebook features slides for direct instruction and practice with making and confirming predictions, and an introduction and practice with both picture and bar graphs as an important text feature in non-fiction text. It includes a graphic organizer for making and confirming predictions and an interactive picture graph that can be constructed with the class to clarify and practice the importance of a graph in text.
Grades:
2nd
Scatter Plot and Slope Foldable
A foldable that shows the similarities of slope and Scatter Plots.
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Interpret Remainders (Division) Foldable - SmartNotebook File
Help your students learn how to effectively interpret the remainder in division problems! This SmartNotebook file will help your students create the foldable. The foldable will help the students focus in on the clue words that indicate whether they should use the remainder (report it!), the quotient (ignore it!), or round the quotient up (round it!)
*Please don't forget to review! Each review you submit earns you TpT credits, which you can use to purchase items!
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Grades:
4th - 6th
Types of Numbers Sort (rational, integers, whole numbers)
This Smart Board activity allows your students to come to take a hands on approach in the lesson. They can come to the board and drag each number into the correct category.
The diagram allows students to visualize that some numbers fit into multiple categories, where as other numbers only fit into one category.
It is self checking; therefore it can be used as a whole group lesson, small group station, or an independent practice.
Backgrounds created by The Clipart Factory.
Grades:
5th - 7th
Rigid Transformations Digital Notebook
Rigid transformations, rules and examples. Examples include; translations, reflections, and rotations both graphically and algebraically. All the work is done and boxes disappear when clicked. This is a great visual for students to have.
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8th - 10th
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Also included in:Â Rigid Transformations Graphic Organizer Bundle
Volume Formulas Foldable - SmartNotebook File
This SmartNotebook file shows step-by-step instructions to help your students create their own foldables for the volume formulas of cubes, rectangular prisms, triangular prisms, and square pyramids. This foldable fits nicely in interactive notebooks.
CCSS 7.G.B.6
*Please don't forget to review! Each review you submit earns you TpT credits, which you can use to purchase items!
Grades:
4th - 6th
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