Not grade specific graphic organizers for SMART Notebook

Teacher Warrior by Mr Matt Pieroni

The Busy Teachers Intro to Interactive Notebooks (notebook file)

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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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Graphic Organizers, Activboard Activities

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MUSIC STREET -Route 88: Teaching solfedge Pitch by Pitch

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Mrs Perry's Music Class

Forget the old way of having children memorize solfedge. Brought to you by KODALY MUSIC WITH MRS PERRY, this Interactive Notebook file contains a new street: Music Street - Route 88. This street begins with a colorful, cheery street where the So and Mi families live. There are many "Lot for Sale" signs. As you teach the new pitch, you can tap on the sign, which will disappear. Tap below it and the new family's home will appear. When you need to move into higher pitches, like High Do, g

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Music, Vocal Music

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Graphic Organizers, Interactive Notebooks

Pie Chart Graphic Organizer

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English Language Arts, Math, Reading

**If you like this graphic organizer, please visit my store to see others!! This graphic organizer is perfect when you want to show your class how a topic/question/theme/etc. relates in the form of a pie chart. I often use this graphic organizer to display character traits of one of the characters from a story I'm reading to my class. Ex: I'm reading the book, The Mysterious Benedict's Society -In the center circle I'll write down, Reynie (main character), or I might write down the word, Prob

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Description Graphic Organizer

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English Language Arts, Math

This graphic organizer is excellent for modeling the features of whatever you're teaching your class about! In the center oval I will write whatever I want list the features of; most recently I've used it while teaching my class about context clues. I'll write a word or short phrase in the oval, then context clues in the rectangles that surround. This organizer can be used all throughout the day for any subject/topic. There is a colorful version and a black and white version. Remember: If

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Compare and Contrast Graphic Organizer

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This graphic organizer is a great tool to use on your Smartboard. Simply pick two things to compare and contrast and write them down! Write down the two things you want to compare and contrast in the white rectangles. Similarities go in the ovals which are between the white rectangles. Unique features (differences) go in the rectangles on the edge. This can be used for any subject, topic, and grade level! What's included: -One colorful version which blends the colors in the similarities and s

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Cycling Events Graphic Organizer

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This is a great graphic organizer to show a cycle of events. I find this particularly useful when I'm teaching a math problem. I'll model a problem by writing what the question is in the center circle. In the top rectangle I'll rewrite the question, and solve the steps in order until it's complete. The last rectangle solves the problem, and then points back to the starting rectangle. This shows how the answer and question directly relate to one another. This organizer can be used to cycle any t

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Sequencing a Question or Event Graphic Organizer

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This graphic organizer is great for sequencing a question or event! These are just a few of the ways I have used this organizer: To sequence, -Math problems -Science experiments and the process my class went through -Summarizing a text Two versions: -One colorful -One black and white **Remember to click on the thumbnail image of the slide and click Ctrl D which will duplicate the slide. This allows you to use the slides over and over, and also allows you to save your work and review previous

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