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4th grade english language arts centers for SMART Notebook
Let's Pop Sight Words game- smart board activity
This is a great game for students to review their sight words. They click on a piece of popcorn and the word appears. The student has to identify the word. You can play this game on teams and give points if the word is identified. I have the kindergarten and first grade sight words on this file activity but it can be adjusted to each grade and sight words can be changed. This is a notebook file for smart-board.
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PreK - 5th
SMARTBoard Word Work Letter Tiles
SMARTBoard Word Work Letter Tiles
This set of 2 different styles of letter tiles are perfect for creating your own word work activities customized to your students’ ages and needs. The letters are infinitely-cloned and there are templates for “Making Words” type activities, as well as word families. There is a sample of each type of file along with detailed directions for customizing the templates and how to save templates in the gallery.
This file can be used whole-group, but can also be use
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K - 5th
SOL Reading Review Carnival Game
This carnival style Jeopardy review game is a great way to review for the 3rd grade reading SOL test. It covers the topics of author's purpose, reference resources, context clues, syllables, and root words. THIS IS A SMART NOTEBOOK FILE AND WILL ONLY WORK WITH A SMART BOARD AND SMART NOTEBOOK SOFTWARE.
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2nd - 4th
Daily 5 Rotation for SmartBoard
Enjoy this easily customized Daily 5 Rotation. You can use just the first page and have students move their names to the Daily 5 station of their choice or you can use all five slides and have the students look to see which station they are assigned to. You can change the names easily by unlocking them and typing the new name. Additional names can be added by copying and pasting one of the other names and then editing it to display a new name. Feel free to contact me with any troubleshooting
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PreK - 5th
Boggle for the Smartboard
This is a Boggle game for the smartboard. Its FREE, all I ask is you leave feed back and/or a rating please!
This has extra letter pieces and a colorful template. To create a new game board just rearrange the letters or add in some new ones which are provided. It also has a timer feature to add a little intensity and a word bank to allow students to share words they found with the class.
Ways to use this:
1. Smartboard center during daily 5 or guided reading.
2. Early finishers activity.
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K - 12th
Smartboard - I Mustache You Text Structure Game!
Do your kiddos need practice with nonfiction text structures? This is the perfect Smartboard game and will quickly become a class favorite! It is loaded with interactive buttons, sounds, and animations. It has two sections to support differentiation. In section 1: Match & Sorts - students play games to practice definitions, signal words, and tricky cause and effect sorts. In section 2: Questions - Choose a question card and answer various questions about text structures.
If you like this p
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2nd - 6th
Dependent and Independent Clauses SMARTBOARD Pirate Theme
Students will love this interactive whiteboard/SMARTboard activity with a pirate theme. The first part of this SMARTboard lesson is an introduction to dependent and independent clauses. The second half of the lesson is an activity that allows students to practice the skill of recognizing the difference between dependent and independent clauses. Examples of how to make a dependent clause complete (independent) are given on many slides. All slides are self checking so lesson can be used as a mi
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3rd - 7th
Spin and Spell Phonics SMARTBOARD
This interactive SMARTboard lesson provides fun and practice in consonants, consonant clusters, and vowel pairs. Eight different boards allow for endless learning and play. Easily used in stations, group, or whole class work. This can be played as a game with teams or individual players or just for practice. Many combinations make play different each time it is played. Boards range from easy consonant sounds for primary students to more difficult and challenging boards. Includes vowel pairs
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K - 4th
Paraphrasing Tips and Practice SMARTBOARD
This SMARTboard lesson and activity introduces what paraphrasing is and gives the students a chance to put it into practice. Complete with tips and ways to learn to paraphrase for any report. Linked to You Tube video to help explain paraphrasing and plagiarism. Great for whole group/teacher directed lesson or center activity. Grades 4-8. MUST have SMART Notebook to download and use.
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4th - 8th
Station Rotations SmartBoard - Centers
This file can be used on your classroom smart board for organizing centers, stations, or work stations. Makes classroom management quick and easy.
Set for 3 stations per day, group boxes at the top can be moved each day to show rotation.
Timer at the top of screen, easily seen in the entire classroom to keep everyone on schedule.
Student or Group names can be listed in group boxes at the top. Center or Station titles can be re-named to fit specific needs. Naming directions included in sli
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K - 5th
Introduction to Mystery Genre SMARTBOARD
This interactive lesson provides an introduction to the mystery genre with a link to a video. Vocabulary is included with additional explanations of the elements of mysteries. This is both a lesson and a review of mystery genre terms. Vocabulary includes alibi, detective, witness, sleuth, evidence, mystery, clue, crime, victim, suspect, and red herring. Slides with questions are self checking. Links are also provided for two videos. Great for grades 4-8.
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4th - 8th
Reading Genres Smartboard Game!!
Do your kiddos need practice with identifying reading genres? This is the perfect Smartboard game and will quickly become a class favorite! It is loaded with interactive buttons, sounds, and animations. It has two sections to support differentiation. In section 1 - students identify the genres. In section 2 - students choose the correct genre from groups of books, book trailers, and short passages.
If you like this product check out my other Smartboard Games:
Smartboard Wizard of Oz: Idioms,
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2nd - 5th
Thankful for Predictions, Inferences, Drawing Conclusions SMARTBOARD
This interactive Smartboard lesson is played like a jeopardy game. The board has 20 slides complete with short passages and answer choices. This activity is a Thanksgiving theme and all passages and questions are about the Pilgrims, the Wampanoag Indian tribe, or Thanksgiving trivia. Skills addressed in this activity are Predicting, Inferring, Drawing Conclusions, and then some fun riddles and trivia. All slides are linked to a scoreboard and all slides are self checking. This can easily be
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2nd - 6th
Guide Word Game - Reading SOL Review
This carnival style game is a great way to review guide words for the 3rd grade reading SOL test. This Smart notebook activity has students shooting ping pong balls into the bucket of the correct answer for 22 guide word questions. Students can check their answers by hitting the green arrows. Great for whole group review or a math review station. THIS IS A SMART NOTEBOOK FILE AND WILL ONLY WORK WITH A SMART BOARD AND SMART NOTEBOOK SOFTWARE.
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2nd - 4th
My Homonym Garden SMARTBOARD - A Lesson in Multi-Meaning Word Lesson
This interactive whiteboard / SMARTboard provides practice in the use of homonyms (multi-meaning words). Lesson begins with information about the difference between homonyms and homophones. Provides fun practice in various forms with multi-level word difficulty. Can be broken down into a couple shorter lessons or used as one longer lesson. All slides are self checking so this lesson is easily used as teacher directed mini lesson or as an independent activity in a station or center. Great for
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2nd - 5th
Alice In Wonderland Similes & Metaphors Smartboard Game
This Smartboard game is a creative way to provide students with multiple opportunities to identify and interpret the meaning of metaphors and similes. It is loaded with interactive buttons, sounds, and animations. It has two sections to support differentiation. In section 1 - students identify similes and metaphors (match and sort, pairs, vortex). In section 2 - students choose questions from a question board. This board includes activities to help kids strengthen their knowledge (exchange a sim
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3rd - 6th
Song for Phonics Teaching of 'ai' and 'ay'
Using the poem/song "Rain, Rain, Go Away" students can inquire into how the 'ai' sound is written and used in words. Using the highlighting pen, they can highlight the 'ai' or 'ay' digraphs within words. There are examples and pictures as visuals to guide them.
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K - 4th
Daily Five Smartboard Check-In
Daily Five Smartboard document where the students can move their name to check in to their daily five centers
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K - 5th
Leprechaun Legend and Lore SMARTBOARD
This SMARTBoard lesson is full of fun and skills (but not trickery). It encompasses various language arts skills and rules while using the fun legends and lore of leprechauns and St. Patrick's Day. There is a game board that students begin with by clicking on a square with a funny leprechaun. This takes you to a slide using language arts skills such as: inferring, fact and opinion, summarization, riddles, information that is off topic, and more. All slides are linked to a score board so that stu
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3rd - 6th
Valentine Verbs
Valentine's Day themed lesson about verbs and verb tenses. Three different activities that will keep students engaged as they review or learn to use verbs and irregular verbs correctly in sentences. I hear adults and children misuse many of the verbs I included in this lesson, so I felt it was important to present them. Answers provided for each slide. MUST have SMART Notebook software to download and open this lesson. BUT this same lesson is available in my store in PowerPoint format.
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2nd - 5th
I Love Language Arts Game SMARTBOARD
This lesson "game" is a great way to engage your students as they review and reinforce various language arts skills. Students have a game board and they will click on a square that takes them to a question. Answers are provided on each slide. In addition there is a Point Value assigned to each question so that this can easily be played as a group or even whole classroom game. Just divide the class or group into 2 groups and watch them have fun as they discuss and support their answers. Valentine
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3rd - 6th
Fact and Opinion - Brush Up On Your Fact and Opinion SMARTBOARD
This interactive SMARTboard lesson offers both a mini-lesson on fact and opinion and some practice questions. Learn or review the difference between Fact and Opinion and then practice determining which are facts and which are opinions. Great lesson for teacher directed lesson or independent centers because all are self checking. A variety of activities were designed to help students look for key words that make the statements either facts for opinions. MUST have SMART Notebook software to do
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2nd - 5th
Making Inferences & Drawing Conclusions Smart Notebook Lesson
Teach your students how to make inferences with this thirty page, interactive, Smart Notebook Lesson. Your students will get to read stories, draw conclusions, use background knowledge, and information from the text to complete the interactive activities within this file. Containers, magic revealers, voting, and outside resources fill this lesson and make learning how to infer super fun. A "what's in the bag" mini-game is also included! Enjoy!THIS IS A SMART NOTEBOOK FILE. PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU
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3rd - 6th
Daily 5 Schedule for Smartboard, guided reading groups
This is a schedule that I used for my Daily 5 Rotations. I only did three rotations per day because that's all I could fit in. We did the rotations Monday through Thursday and that allowed each group to work at the teacher table two times per week. On Fridays we did free choice or art during this time. This schedule is easy to update weekly or as often as needed. I put students in groups based on their Literacy First needs. Each rotation lasted about 15 to 20 minutes and then I would blow th
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K - 5th
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