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7th grade grammar resources for SMART Notebook and for special education
Daily Oral Language Daily Fix It Interactive SMARTBoard
This SmartNotebook interactive lesson allows you to use your own daily oral language or daily fix it sentences. Simply drag the infinitely cloned proofreading marks up to the sentences and rewrite the sentences correctly. I have provided both a younger and older student version. You can also make worksheets using your own sentences.
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1st - 9th
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Social Story - I Shouldn't Always Say What I Am Thinking
This is a social story created for the middle or high school level special education class. This story helps students to understand when it is not acceptable to just blurt out what they may be thinking and why. Relevant examples are used as they would be seen in the school day. 10 - 15 minute notebook file and discussion.
Grades:
3rd - 12th
Disability Awareness Activities
The SMART notebook provides the user with activities for participants to engage in that simulate various learning challenges. It is appropriate for students or for adults in a professional development seminar.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
Action vs Linking Verb Exercise for Smartboard
This Smartboard file (Notebook software version 10) is an exercise of 5 slides with 25 example sentences for action vs. linking verbs. Students can come to the Smartboard (or use the computer mouse) and move the labels at the bottom to the lines before the sentences. After all labels are applied, move the green square graphic to the right to reveal the correct answers. Included in this file (under the “paper clip” tab) is a document listing the sentences and answers.
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4th - 10th
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
A Christmas Carol activities
Smart Board activities to go with my "A Christmas Carol in symbols with questions." Includes functional reading, writing, and math activities designed for young children or those with moderate to severe cognitive handicaps. Matching symbols to words, forming sentences with symbols, simple addition and subtraction word problems, counting quarters. Appropriate for special needs students, including autism, Down Syndrome, and traumatic brain injury, and FMD. Symbols are helpful for emerging read
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PreK - 12th
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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
Special Education Morning Meeting Template
This Morning Meeting Template allows for students to discuss their schedule, the day, date, month, year, season, weather, temperature, and what the lunch menu will be while placing it in the new My Plate food categories. This is to be used with Smart Notebook Software so that students can interactively complete the sentences by writing on the board. Includes a link for students to look up the weather on www.weather.com. Students are able to fill in a graph compiling the weather forecasts for eac
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PreK - 12th
ELA Writing Alternate Assessments for Special Education Autism
Common Core aligned Smart Board Presentations, Activities, Assessments, and Artifacts to teach and assess students with special needs, giving them access to grade-level standards. These artifacts are cut and paste sentence strips with increasing numbers of lines and increasing difficulty in vocabulary and numbers of words in the sentences. All artifacts can be made with the included clip art to illustrate the paragraphs. I use the Smart Board slides to teach the lesson and to model sequencing ti
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2nd - 10th
SMARTboard Spelling Baseball
Spelling Baseball SMARTboard File
Download this interactive baseball game for your students. This game is designed to be played much like a spelling bee; however it�s fast paced and more engaging. The interactive screen contains a scoreboard, a baseball field with players to run the bases, a single die which directs the number of bases earned per �hit,� and a dugout for the retired players.
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3rd - 8th
Gerund participle infinitive or verb grammar lesson game for Smartboard
This Smartboard lesson/game provides examples of verbals and asks students to decide if the featured item is a gerund, participle, infinitive, or verb. Each of the three slides contains 10 examples. This lesson can be used as a companion lesson, a review of concept, or a quiz. Included in this file (under the “paper clip” tab) are two documents: a student worksheet and teacher’s answer sheet. This file is not password protected so teachers can edit. Also, please note that the four answers on
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7th - 11th
The Very Itchy Bear Guided Reading 4 Days - Four Blocks Literacy
This is a SMART notebook file that forms 4 days (or 1 weeks) worth of guided reading lessons for the book The Very Itchy Bear by Nick Bland.
This file follows the Anchor, Read, Apply model and has a purpose for reading the book each day.
Included with each day's purpose is a link to the Six Hats Thinking Model.
This file was made originally for a high school special education class using the Four Block Method of Instruction but can easily be used in most school classrooms, for home school, rel
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PreK - 10th
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Food Chain lesson for Special Education
This is a food chain lesson the includes a repeated story line, 5 interactive comprehension questions, and a vocabulary page. It focuses on the definition of food chain, producer, consumer, herbivore, and carnivore. It is great for special education students including students with autism.
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6th - 12th
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Spelling SMART in Grades 5 and 6: SMARTNotebook
Spelling SMART was created by Carrie Sutton to meet the spelling needs of her Grade 5 and 6 class students. It is a SMART notebook file so that it can easily be viewed by students in the classroom.
"I noticed many of them could not spell a large portion of the high frequency words. I also wanted them to use these lessons to learn how to write good sentences with varied beginnings and lengths, and of different types, which contained figurative language. The idea for dress-ups and sentence sta
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5th - 8th
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A Christmas Carol in symbols with questions
An adapted version of the classic story of Scrooge. Appropriate for special needs students, including autism, Down Syndrome, and traumatic brain injury, and FMD. Symbols are helpful for emerging readers of all ages. Also see the matching SmartBoard activities at my store, Alternate Route Educational Products, for only $1.
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PreK - 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
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2nd - 8th
Complex Sentences
Teach students the basics behind writing complex sentences correctly using this lesson. Students will learn the structure behind complex sentences including when and how to punctuate a complex sentence correctly. Students will review what a subordinating conjunction is, as well as the subordinating conjunction's role in the dependent clause of a complex sentence. This skill is important in writing fluent sentences that go beyond basic simple sentence structure. Students can also apply this skill
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4th - 7th
Conjunctions: Coordinating Conjunctions - Subordinating Conjunctions SMARTBOARD
Conjunctions: Coordinating Conjunctions - Subordinating Conjunctions SMARTBOARD. An interactive Smartboard lesson and activities on coordinating and subordinating conjunctions and how they are used in sentence structure. Two slides present the acronym FANBOYS for remembering coordinating conjunctions, and another has a hands-on activity where students make compound sentences with them. Two slides present subordinating conjunctions and how they make subordinate clauses, and another slide has a ha
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5th - 8th
Shape Poems/Concrete Poems
This is a Smart Notebook file that forms a lesson on Shape or Concrete Poems. It was originally made for a special needs class but can easily be used for a class of nearly any age or ability. It includes links to videos and an activity to be completed at the end to summarise the lesson.
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K - 7th
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Student Led IEP Meeting Format
This is a very student friendly eight Smart Board slide presentation designed for the student to be an active part in their IEP meeting. It provides an opportunity for them to share their understanding of their IEP and to set personal short and long term goals for life. It also includes such things as addressing accomodations for testing etc. It is now designed as a transition presentation from one grade to the next but could easily be adapted for any IEP review.
Student Led IEP Meeting Format b
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PreK - 10th
Diagramming Sentences (Sentence Diagramming): A SmartBoard Notebook File
A 44-page Smart Notebook resource file that covers the basics of diagramming and includes pages of manipulative examples and several diagramming templates. Excellent resource for kinesthetic learners.This 44-page Smart Notebook file covers the basics of diagramming (simple and compound sentences; simple and compound subjects/predicates; adjectives/adverbs; prepositional phrases). The file includes pages of manipulative examples and several diagramming templates. Excellent resource for kinestheti
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5th - 12th
Remembrance Day
This is a SMART notebook file that forms a complete lesson about Remembrance Day. This was made in Australia so has a slight Australian perspective, but can easily be used in any country that observes Remembrance Day.
The file includes links to a video, book, jigsaws and craft activity to complete at the end of the lesson.
This was originally designed for special education but can easily be used for most ages or ability levels.
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2nd - 10th
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Smartboard Sentence Diagramming Exercises
This is an interactive whiteboard activity for practicing sentence diagramming. Sentences are written so that individual words can be moved to the appropriate placement on a sentence diagram frame. There are also some slides with just sentences, so that students can first practice diagramming on their own papers. On these activities, the next slide contains the same sentences with the diagram frame; these activities can be used to check how well students do with diagramming independently. Diagra
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5th - 8th
Sentence Diagram - Diagramming Workspace/Template for SmartBoard
Sentence Diagramming Workspace/Template for SmartBoard - complete with all lines/connectors.
Sentence diagramming allows students to look at sentences the way architects look at blue prints, engineers look at schematics, and mechanics look at a car's engine.
Sentence diagrams are one of the most effective graphic organizers for reinforcing grammar and parts of speech.
Diagram any sentence on your SmartBoard with this workspace. All lines/connectors are included as well as a quick link for d
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5th - 8th
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