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Free high school math resources for SMART Notebook
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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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
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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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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7th - 12th
Completing the Square Smart Notebook Activity
Alberta Curriculum: 20-1 Relations and Functions
This lesson addresses the process for "Completing the Square" in order to address the following outcome:
*Analyze quadratic functions of the form y=ax^2+bx+c to identify characteristics of the corresponding graph, including vertex, domain and range, direction of opening, axis of symmetry, x and y intercepts and to solve problems.
Students will use algebra tiles and the student handout (found in the attachments of the file), guided by the teac
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10th - 12th
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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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Area and Perimeter Word Problems
Goes through word problems to solve for area and perimeter of 6 polygons.
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8th - 12th
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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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Battleship: Angle and Segment Relationships in Circles
THE BATTLE IS ON!
Content: Students will use their knowledge of segment and angle relationships in circles. [Chord-Chord, Tangent-Secant, etc.]
Have students pick a space to guess where you've hidden your ships. Click on the space to pop open a question! Click and Drag "PULL" tab to reveal the answer and work. Click and Drag the water pieces away to reveal "Miss" or "Hit" back on the Game Board.
If the students win, maybe only evens or odds for homework?
If they lose...time to get really cre
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9th - 10th
Circle Theorems and Postulates Jeopardy Review
At the end of a intense circle unit in my geometry class I like to have a review session that is both fun and challenging for my students. They work in groups and compete in the Smart Board "Circle Jeopardy Review Game". The game covers all the major circle theorems and postulates as well as writing equations of circles.
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8th - 12th
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Smartboard Lesson - Intro to Fractions
Fraction Smartboard Lesson/Notes/Worksheets
This is an introductory smart board lesson about fractions. The goals of the lesson are to define a fraction, identify the top and bottom part of a fraction, consider fractions in everyday life and write a fraction given a picture. Attached are notes that students can take during the lesson. Also attached are practice worksheets that aligns well with the practice during the lesson.
If you like this lesson then check out some of my other lessons. The
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K - 12th
Solving Two Step Equations Smartboard
This is an interactive smartboard lesson from Lauren Penrod's classroom. It covers solving two step equations for Algebra 1. Students will have fun going to the board and being actively engaged in the lesson. For students to be successful in this lesson they must have an understanding of what the inverses of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and subtraction are in order to solve the equations.
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7th - 9th
SMART Board Instant Review Game-Wild West
Review for an upcoming test or quiz on your SMART Board without having to edit or enter any information!! This game allows students to face off against each other at the board and answer questions that you come up with instantly. No more editing game files to be able to review with your students!
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K - 12th
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Geometry Proof Puzzles
There are 13 proofs that are put in a puzzle format. Each proof contains the diagram, the given and what is to be proven. Also, a two-column style answer space. These are all fixed objects on the page and cannot be moved. All the statements and reasons for each particular proof are movable and can be put into the appropriate column and number. It is a nice interactive lesson where the students can get out of their chairs and use the Smart Board and drag the answers where they think they belong.
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9th - 11th
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Renting a home, apartment or condo lesson plan
This lesson covers types of leases, renter's rights and obligations as well as what is covered by the landlord. A fun activity is linked at the end so that each student can look for their own apartment and answer several questions that I have asked them to research. They love this activity!
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6th - 10th
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FREE Unit 1 Lesson 1 SMART Slide | Algebra 1 | IM K-12 Math
This product is based on the IM K-12 MathTM by Illustrative Mathematics® and offered under a CC BY 4.0 License. This is a FREE download of Unit 1 Lesson 1 for Algebra 1 for Illustrative Mathematics. I have this resource as a FREE download so you can download and see what is included with the SMART Slide resources I have created. This way you are hopefully able to determine if my Unit SMART Slides will be valuable for you to spend your money on.I have many resources created based on IM high sch
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6th - 12th
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Geometry Bell Ringer for High School Math smart board
Here at Dad to the Third power I have weekly sets of bell ringers for that could be any high school math class geometry and above. They are one slide files per day. Just click the box to reveal the answer.
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Week Long Bell Ringers
Included in the paid full week version is a student response sheet and a word file for teachers with questions and the answers.
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9th - 12th
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Integer Number Line and Integer Chips SMARTBoard File (Math -Grades 6-9)
This isn't a fancy SMARTBoard lesson - just trying to save you a few minutes of time the next time you're teaching integers!
This is a 10 page file of blank SMARTBoard pages with an integer number line ( -10 to +10) and positive and negative integer chips along the bottom.
The number line and integer chips are all on infinite clone, so that you can easily demonstrate integer problems for your students, by dragging and dropping what you need.
Teacher-Author: Krystal Mills
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6th - 9th
Geometry Semester 2 Review Game
This review game covers the following topics in geometry: trigonometry, circles, volume, area, and probability. The game is inspired by Jeopardy and Trivia Crack and features a whimsical clouds and beach ball theme. The Smart file can easily be edited to revise the questions or to create a whole new game altogether.
Directions: A student team member spins the spinner on the SmartBoard to select a category. Then the team decides which amount to wager within that category. Each question has a
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9th - 12th
Exponential Functions Would You Rather Introduction
Editable Smartboard file which introduces exponential growth with a "would you rather" question. Would you rather: start with $0 and earn $1000 every day or start with a penny that doubles every day. Open ended question discussion at the start which brings up how long this would go on. Document then goes on to compare linear and exponential graphs and equations to determine which is the better case.
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8th - 10th
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