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7th grade speech therapy resources for SMART Notebook
Cute Monsters: Synonyms and Antonyms SMARTboard Activity
This activity created by Speech Ace is a fun way to learn about synonyms and antonyms. Using the Smartboard, learn the definitions of synonym and antonym. Then, engage in matching activities for synonyms and antonyms. Finally, a "Monster Mash" game is included that allows students to be on 2 teams and identify synonyms and antonyms. An answer key is included. This activity is perfect for speech therapy, special education classes, and general education classes who are working on vocabulary b
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3rd - 7th
Community Helpers Workers Smart Board Lesson
This lesson was created for speech therapy groups working on helpers and workers in the community. It can be used for all ages in any classroom working on this topic. It includes songs, a story, smart board interactive activities to get the kids up and interactive with the lesson. Targets sorting/categories, identifying/labeling, following directions, and more.
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PreK - 8th
Sorting Laundry
Sorting Laundry is a very good life skill to teach students, especially those involved in Life Skills. This is a lesson I created to pre-teach my students before they actually got to carry out the skill with real laundry items.
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6th - 12th
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Laundry Bingo
This game is just like any Bingo game, but focuses on Laundry skill. I developed it as a way to review laundry concepts and vocabulary. The first page is a digital calling card. The students will come up and reveal a hidden space, identify the object, and then announce to the players. The players then find the object on their BINGO card and mark it. The other slides can be printed in a full page format which you can find in your printer setup.
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5th - 12th
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Word Bonanza! SmartBoard Vocabualry Games
An interactive smart board game that incorporates a variety of vocabulary strategies.
1. Let's Get Together (categorization): Read the question and words. Think of those words go together (what category). Click on the letters to spell that category name and earn points.
2. Word Detectives (identify word from description): Read the clues presented. Think of the word that is being described. Click on the letters to spell that word and earn points.
3. Odd Man Out (Which doesn't belong): Read
Grades:
2nd - 8th
Pirate Gameboard
This is just a pirate gameboard with dice that you can personalize to any lesson themed around pirates.
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PreK - 12th
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Auditory Processing:When?
This is an activity I made for my students with difficulties with auditory processing skills. It is made up of 2 boards. The first board contains questions that can be read by the student or the teacher. They will click on the box after they respond. The box will reveal the correct answer. On the second page is a Candyland Board which the students can play on after they answer each of the questions
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1st - 12th
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Paper or plastic in the supermarket
Life Skills Lesson that I created to teach my students how to listen to directions as a bagger at the supermarket. It also encourages attention to detail by product category (e.g., Put the dairy product in the plastic bag.).
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Basic Linguistic Concepts
This is a SMART Notebook activity that targets basic linguistic concepts in an interactive way. Students move and manipulate pictures and words to sort and match them. Concepts covered include:deep/shallowlong/shortsmall/largehot/colddark/lighthard/softnarrow/widewet/dryempty/fullThis activity is compatible only with computers that have SMART Notebook.Follow me:InstagramFacebookTpTTwitterPinterest
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K - 8th
Springtime Main Ideas!
Great instructional lesson on main ideas and supporting details. Within the lesson, the students will learn the definition of a main idea and supporting detail. They will be able to practice identifying these within a paragraph. Then, the students are able to divide into two teams to play a game. Within the game, the students are given a grid of 4 different topics. The topics include identifying a main idea, identifying a supporting detail, identifying details that are not important/support
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2nd - 7th
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Microwave Safety
This is a brief (4 screens) lesson about microwave safety. It includes a labeling page, categorizing safe and unsafe items.
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5th - 12th
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The Logo Game
I created this game for my Life Skills Class when I was teaching them about Logos. They loved it! I posted it on the SMARTboard and for each question, the students had to write down their answer on an answer paddle or dry erase board. They took turns coming up to reveal their answer. There are also some asudio boards so pay attention to pages that require you to listen. You can alter and change this game to your liking.Learning made fun!
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5th - 12th
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Pop culture
This is a fun game which requires students to reveal pictures of hidden objects and label/identify what they are. These pictures are all related to today's pop culture.
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6th - 12th
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Week 1 Speech Warm Up! With 1 Tier-2 Vocabulary Word and 1 Idiom
Use this during the first 5-10 minutes of your class/session. THIS WILL BE A WEEKLY UPLOAD/DOWNLOAD!
This warm up includes:
-Changeable date
-Tier 2 Vocab Word
------->Synonym/Antonym
------->Compare/Contrast
------->Category
------->Definition
-Idiom of the Week
------->2 pictures
------->Often a video
------->Concrete and Figurative meaning represented
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1st - 12th
Sort the Laundry!
Smart Board activity geared towards sorting and receptive language. Great for kids of any age. Helps with identifying clothing and choosing answers from a group of options.
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PreK - 12th
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Speech Bubble or Thought Bubble
Many students with pragmatic and language disabilities have difficulty understanding when their thoughts/ideas are ones that should be said aloud or whether they should be kept in their heads. This Notebook activity teaches the idea of “speech bubble” vs. “thought bubble” and reviews when it is okay or not okay to share something. Specifically, it teaches the students to think about whether this is the right time, the right place, the right audience, or whether it will hurt someone’s feelings. T
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K - 8th
Supermarket: Paper or Plastic?
Life Skills Lesson that I created to teach my students how to listen to directions as a bagger at the supermarket. It also encourages attention to detail by product category (e.g., Put the dairy product in the plastic bag.).
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Life Skills with Safety Signs
Your students will have fun driving their car around town, landing on different signs. You can make this as easy or as difficult at you would like this game to be. First, the teacher will roll the blue die to see who goes first (names can be changed). Next, the student comes up to the board to roll the die to see how many spaces s/he can drive. You, the teacher, make up the questions! The kids love it!
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K - 12th
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Thought Bubble Strategy Game! Thought Organization, Impulsive Answering
Use this Smart Board game to teach students to think before answering. Have them move the options into the thought bubble and speech bubble based upon what the questions ask.
Includes questions about Fall, and one idiom "apple of my eye". Other questions relate to common language terms "synonym" "antonym" "compare/contrast"
Interactive! Fun! Students love it! Use the thought bubble strategy within your classroom!
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3rd - 12th
Self-Advocacy Around the House! (Distance Learning - Interactive Lesson)
Welcome to a tool that will help students learn to self-advocate in their most natural environment - their home. This interactive activity provides students with scenarios to practice self advocacy skills in 4 different contexts around the house. The student will first be prompted to identify or define the problem, then think about who they can approach to ask for help, then finally come up with what they would say to ask for help. Please feel free to modify the scenarios and make them specific
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K - 12th
Respect/Keeping Your Thoughts in Your Head
Do any of your Middle School and older students have a difficult understanding what IS and is NOT appropriate to share? This is a quick Notebook lesson that helps students understand what it means to be respectful to both teachers AND peers and when something should be kept in their head or whether it can be shared.
Grades:
5th - 12th
Interactive Category Match
Designed for nonverbal or minimally verbal students with autism, Down Syndrome, or traumatic brain injury, these activities encourage students to compare and contrast objects using picture support. Activities include:
1. Things you use with a computer
2. Things that are cold
3. Things you should not touch
4. Things that are shiny
These activities can be used with any interactive whiteboard or on student computers with a free interactive viewer from SMART Technologies. Free Interactive Vi
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PreK - 12th
Love Monster Smart Board Speech Language Activities
Smart board activities to go along with the book "Love Monster" by Rachel Bright. Great story to use during the month of February. It is not a Valentine's book but it talks about finding love. Included are sequencing the story, describing the monster, comprehension questions, synonyms, definitions, and writing activity.
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PreK - 8th
Christmas Language Fun!
Students will click on a Christmas picture and create grammatically correct sentences using a picture or given words. They will also list Christmas items and alphabetize Christmas lists. In some sentences, students will identify verbs, nouns, or adjectives.
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
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