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Free 7th grade math resources for SMART Notebook
Number Line Race Game
The number line race game can be played by 2-9 players or teams. It can be used to strengthen skills in the following areas: Number Lines; Integers; Adding and Subtracting & Positive and Negative Numbers.
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K - 7th
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Dividing Decimals by Decimals Booty Biting Rottweiler Scaredy Cat Smartboad
FREE and FABULOUS!!! These are Smartboard-Slides that shows and teaches the method I use to teach Dividing Decimals by Decimals. It's the story of "Booty Biting Rottweiler and Scaredy Cat". The story, and visual, teach students how to move the decimal points when Dividing Decimals by Decimals, and how to make the decimal point jump up on the roof. The story is called "Booty Biting Rottweiler and Scaredy Cat." Students LOVE this clever story... and they NEVER forget it. Story and visual provided
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5th - 7th, Staff
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Farkle Game For Smart-board or smart notebook
Farkle is a fun easy game that will help students with multiplication skills, adding and subtracting, basic number sense, and best of all its fun to play. All you need are six dice and a pad of paper. Click on the rules for a printable version or the Smart-board template for a notebook file for your class to play or just to walk your class through the rules.
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1st - 12th
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FREEBIE - Templates: Group Generator, Name Chooser, Timer, Activity, ... etc.
This Smart Notebook file contains tools that are helpful to use in managing the classroom. A "Group Generator" tool allows you to generate as many groups as you wish. A "Word Chooser" tool allows you to pick on a student for an answer at random. A "Timer" allows to manage your class time effectively. Different type of timers are also included such as firecracker. Also, for those who are teaching probability, an interactive die, spinner, and card are also available in this template file.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Algebra Equations and Inequalities SmartBoard Jeopardy
When concluding a unit I like to partake in a little competitive practice. I developed this game for my Algebra Equations and Inequalities unit for use on the Smart Board. Problem levels are tiered and get harder as the game progresses. A final wager question is also included in the game.
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7th - 10th
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Monster Measurement: Smartboard Activity
This is a smartboard lesson for students to learn or practice measuring in the metric and standard systems. Each page displays pictures of cute and funny monsters. Students measure the monster using the ruler on the smartboard or a ruler at the desk. The ruler on the smartboard and the real life rulers match exactly! Every student has something to do in this activity, it is not an activity that involves students sitting bored while one student is at the smartboard.
Space is included for studen
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Grades:
4th - 7th
SmartBoard Jeopardy Game with questions
This is a Jeopardy game in smart notebook format. The game has five categories; LA, Math, Social Studies, Science and Miscellaneous. There are five questions in each categories. Questions are from 4-8 grade curriculums and editable. This Jeopardy game can also be used as a template.
The game template was prepared either full screen view or page width view.
This is a good school wide or class wide activity. The Game board is designed up to three teams. Once clicked on the question the answer is o
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4th - 9th
Math Fever! Introducing Integers in Real World Situation
Introduction of integers through a game called Math Fever. Students analyze and compare team scores that deal with negative and positive numbers. This is exploratory, interactive and engaging a 7th grade class.
Includes:
-A slide introducing the unit, Rate and Proportional Relationships with the common core state standard.
-Vocabulary involved in the lesson/unit.
-Homework assignment.
-Exit ticket assignment.
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6th - 7th
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Transformational Geometry
Use this Smart Notebook file to introduce or review Transformational Geometry with your students. This file reminds students of the new terms for Slides, Flips and Turns (Translations, Reflections and Rotations), and how to perform these Transformations in the first quadrant of a Cartesian Plane. There are hands on activities for each type of transformation, as well as instructions and tips to help students perform these transformations on their own. Looking for more Transformational Geometry Re
Grades:
4th - 7th
Multiplication Smartboard Pack
This is a multiplication smartboard Pack. It FREE for you! All I ask is that you rate and leave feedback for the product! Thanks! :)
This includes 3 different activities.
1. Cover All game board with interactive dice.
2. Array Aware
3. Multiplication Mat Activity
Use these great actvitities as centers, early finishers activities, daily math routines, and much more!
Enjoy!
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Grades:
2nd - 7th
Smart Notebook Jeopardy Template
A smart notebook jeopardy game template with sounds. Fill in the blanks to create your own game and review items in your own curriculum! PLEASE: This is absolutely free to use and share, but rate and review! Thanks! :)
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Smart Notebook Jeopardy Game Template with editable questions and categories.
This is a Smartboard notebook jeopardy game template I created to use as a review tool with my students. Categories and questions/answers can be changed to suit your needs.
In this version question/answer texts can be pasted.
This template has 5 categories and 5 question in each category.
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2nd - 12th
Pythagorean Tangram - SmartBoard Puzzle (Proof by Dissection)
Have your students verify the Pythagorean Theorem visually by solving a surprisingly challenging 5-piece puzzle!
By showing that the piece can be used to fill in the large square, or be used to fill the two small squares, students verify that the areas are equal.
INCLUDED
-Smart Notebook file (.notebook) with movable, rotatable puzzle pieces
-Answer key image on the second slide (covered up by a rectangle :)
Teaching Suggestions:
-Set the Zoom to 75% if the puzzle doesn't fit on your screen.
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Dilations and scale factors
This was a lesson from our unit on transformations in a coordinate plane. This has review of other transformations, and then a review fill in the blank at the end.
Some slides may look empty, but if you click in the spaces, hidden definitions or pictures will appear!
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6th - 8th
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Jeopardy Smart Board Review Game
I have created a Jeopardy review game that is easy to use and edit. As it is now, it covers ratios, proportions, unit rate and unit conversion. Focused on 7.RP.1 and part 7.RP.2
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6th - 7th
Constructions: Copy angle, draw lines through points, bisect, etc.
A complete presentation on creating constructions using a compass.
This file can be printed so students can have an exact copy and work on paper as the teacher (or a student) works at the board.
Each lesson has step-by-step guided instructions. Then, there are 4-8 problems to do of each type.
Constructions covered include:
- Copying a line segment
- Copying an angle
- Bisecting an angle
- Constructing a perpendicular line segment through a point on the line
- Constructing a perp line segmen
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7th - 10th
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Scatter Plots
This lesson explores creating and analyzing scatter plots by determining the correlation: positive, negative, or no correlation. It also incorporates making predictions based on the line of best fit.
Negative Correlation, Data Display, Scatter Plot, Positive Correlation, Line of Best Fit, Best Fit Line, Correlation, No Correlation, Independent Variable, Dependent Variable
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7th - 9th
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Math Interest Inventory (A Self-Survey for Students)
For use with SMART Response (or not!) this Math Interest Survey will help you gather information from the start of the semester about your students' attitudes about math. How many have the phobia? How many like working in groups? How well do they rate themselves on specific math topics?
You can compare their answers again at the end of the year to see how much they have grown over the school year.
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Grades:
2nd - 7th
Polygons
Use this Smart Notebook file as an introduction or a review of Regular and Irregular Polygons. Topics covered include: - Regular vs. Irregular Polygons- How to identify different Polygons- Lines of Symmetry- Rotational SymmetryLooking for more Smart Board Resources? Clickhere.★★★ Did You Know...You can get TPT credits to use on future purchases! Go to your My Purchases page and click on the Provide Feedback link. By leaving a quick rating and a short comment you will help me determine which prod
Grades:
4th - 7th
COORDINATE GRAPH INTERACTIVE ACTIVITY
THIS IS A GAME THAT THE STUDENTS CAN GET INVOLVED IN. THE QUADRANT 1 GAME IS A HOT SPOT SMARTBOARD /WHITEBOARD ACTIVITY. PUSH THE START BUTTON AND THE STUDENTS HAVE TO QUICKLY FIND THE COORDINATE POINT BEFORE TIME RUNS OUT. YOU CAN VERY EASILY DETERMINE UNDERSTANDING OF QUADRANT 1 BY WATCHING YOUR STUDENTS PLAY. THE ANSWERS ARE PROVIDED AND I ALSO GAVE YOU TIPS ON HOW TO MAKE ADDITIONAL SLIDES. THERE ARE 2 GAMES INCLUDED FOR YOU TO TRY. THIS CAN BE USED AS AN INTRODUCTION OR A CLASS ACTIVITY
Grades:
6th - 8th
SmartBoard VersaTiles
This file is a SMART Notebook file. It is a VersaTile template to be used with the a SMART Board. http://www.hand2mind.com/versatiles/versatiles_uses.jsp
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1st - 9th
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Halloween Sudoku Smartboard Puzzles
This 11-Page Interactive Smartboard Lesson has sudoku puzzles with a Halloween Theme. There are 4 different puzzles ranging in difficulty from easy to expert. Made by Scott O'Toole (Scott OToole)
Halloween smartboard lesson, Halloween sudoku lesson, interactive smartboard lesson, smartboard lessons for halloween, sudoku lessons for the smartboard, smartboard, smartboard lesson, sudoku, sudoku puzzles
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3rd - 8th
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SMARTBoard lesson - Order Of Operations
This lesson is to help introduce (or help reintroduce) the concept of Order of Operations!
This is a SMARTBoard lesson, with several interactive components, and is a great way to help the students start to understand how PEMDAS (or BEDMAS) works!
This file is 7 pages long, and includes a lesson guide for teachers as well, linked into the file. It is built for Elementary (Primary) school children, between grades 4-6.
Enjoy! Happy teaching, one and all!
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Grades:
4th - 7th
Greed: A Game of Chance
Explore probability of independent events through an exciting game of chance. The more greedy students are, the bigger the risk! This is a great wrap-up activity for probability lessons. Students will beg to play again and again. All you'll need is a pair of dice and this file to get students engaged and talking in terms of probability. Game lasts approximately 10-15 minutes.
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Grades:
5th - 8th
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