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Kindergarten library skills resources for SMART Notebook
Introduction to the Encyclopedia
This Smartboard lesson was created by an elementary library media specialist, who was previously a second grade teacher. The lesson was created with students in grades K-4 in mind. Students will be introduced to the encyclopedia as a reference tool. They will learn what an encyclopedia is and what it is used for.
At the end of the lesson, students will be given situations and will have to determine whether or not an encyclopedia could be used to find the information.
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K - 5th
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Las Silabas-SMART Board Activity
This SMART board activity begins with two syllable words, then progresses to words with three syllables. It provides picture support in the beginning. This activity can be used daily to reinforce reading by syllables and to help with fluency for beginning readers.
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PreK - 1st
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Fiction vs. Nonfiction Smart notebook lesson - Elementary Library or ELA class
A quick library or classroom lesson for elementary students. Introduces the concepts of fiction and nonfiction to students, and allows them to sort books into fiction or nonfiction categories.
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K - 2nd
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Book Care Smartboard Sort
This is a SmartBoard activity that reinforces library book care. Students drag the picture to the appropriate category (good book care or bad book care). Great for non readers and readers alike! Quick and easy to use!
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PreK - 2nd
Library Draw and Guess Game- Grade K-5
This game can be used in library with students in grades K-5. The content covers library skills and allows students to engage with classmates in an interactive game on the Smart Board.
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K - 5th
Library Bookshelf Attendance on the Smart Board™
This Smart Board™ attendance board works by having the students drag the book with their name to the bookshelf. The books “disappear” when they reach the shelf. Leftovers indicate absentees. It could also be used for students to show when they are done with their work. Great for library classes or any classroom.Includes instructions on adding or deleting students, as well as resetting it for the next day.**This is a file designed for the SMART (brand) Smart Board (not Mimio, Promethean, or Activ
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PreK - 5th
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Introducing the Thesaurus
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This lesson was designed to introduce the thesaurus as a reference tool useful in reading and writing. Students will begin by learning the term: Synonym and will do some whole-group practice with identifying synonyms for words.
Then, the thesaurus will be introduced as a resource for finding synonyms for words. Students will discover that this is especially useful in writing.
At the end of the lesson, students will work as a
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K - 4th
Guess the Famous Bear
I created this Smartboard file to use during my teddy bear sleepover. Children guess the famous bear that is peeking through the door.
Winnie the Pooh
Berenstain Bears
Gummi Bear
Paddington
Corduroy
3 Little Bears
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PreK - 2nd
Bears
Hibernation poem and photos for discussion.
Real vs. Make Believe bears graphing
Fiction vs. Nonfiction Bear books
Fiction/Nonfiction Venn Diagram
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PreK - 2nd
Bed Hogs by Kelly DiPucchio
Fiction and Nonfiction Pig Books balloon pop interactive; Book Cover Discussion; Before and After Reading questioning; story concentration
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K - 2nd
Library Draw and Guess Game- Kindergarten
This game can be used with Kindergarten students to review library skills.
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K
Book Genres
Smartboard file for introducing primary book genres to students. It follows with a matching activity. You can edit and modify to your liking or class pace.
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K - 5th
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FREE Reading/Literacy Tic Tac Toe Hands on Game for SMART Board
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This is a center that I use sometimes that students tend to love. You can use this one of two ways..
1. Teachers types selected skill words on player tokens prior to students using the center, and then students simply read the word before they play their token.
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2. Students choose a color, take turns typing their words on their game pieces, and then simply read the word before they play their token. This is a great way to integrate spelling practice and typing fluency!
Either way,
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K - 3rd
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