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7th grade measurement lessons for SMART Notebook
SMARTBOARD lesson on telling time
This smartboard lesson teaches how to tell time, using a basic clock. It tells not only the minutes and hours, but also other common phrases like half past, quarter after, quarter till, after the hour, till the hour, etc...
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K - 8th
Surface Area of a Cylinder Notebook File
This notebook file throughly covers how to calculate the surface area of a cylinder. It isolates the basic shapes of a cylinder and shows where the formula comes from. This lesson is very visual and students are given the opportunity to solve several cylinders themselves.
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7th - 9th
Converting MEtric Units Chart and Trick
This is a smart board lesson to help kids’ understand how to convert metric units of measurement. There is the conversion chart and an arm trick to help them know whether to multiply or divide. There are practice problems too.
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3rd - 8th
Monster Measurement: Smartboard Activity
This is a smartboard lesson for students to learn or practice measuring in the metric and standard systems. Each page displays pictures of cute and funny monsters. Students measure the monster using the ruler on the smartboard or a ruler at the desk. The ruler on the smartboard and the real life rulers match exactly! Every student has something to do in this activity, it is not an activity that involves students sitting bored while one student is at the smartboard.
Space is included for studen
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4th - 7th
What's Your Angle - All About Angles SMARTBOARD
This SMARTBOARD lesson is both teachable information about angles and practice problems. The lesson explains vertex, acute, obtuse, and right angles. It discusses how to name an angle and the use of a protractor. Practice questions ask students to measure angles with the online SMART protractor (already included in the lesson - all you have to do is move the arm of the protractor). It also asks students to determine whether an angle is acute, obtuse, or a right angle; and to name angles. All
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3rd - 7th
SMARTBOARD lesson on coverting units of measure
This smartboard lesson showcases how to convert units of measure with some simple to follow diagrams that show the multiplication and division factors to use.
Included are:
Customary and Metric Length
Customary and Metric Mass/Weight
Time Conversions
Calendar Conversion
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2nd - 12th, Adult Education
Cookin Up Angles - Practice in Measuring Angles SMARTBOARD
This SMARTBOARD lesson is a practice in measuring angles using a protractor. Part of the practice problems use an interactive protractor that moves to measure and the other part uses a still protractor. Great practice for students that are new to geometry skills or those that need a little review or extra practice. Terms such as vertex, right, acute, obtuse are reinforced as well as skills naming the angle with points on the line. Works well as teacher directed lesson, distance learning, or even
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3rd - 7th
Area of a Trapezoid Lesson
In this full interactive lesson, students will work in groups using the selected method to discover the formula for the area of a trapezoid. They will have the opportunity to share and discuss the methods, struggles, successes and connections following their group work before consolidating their learning in their interactive math journals (entry instructions and template included). I had my students show their group work on chart paper using pictures, diagrams, words, thought bubbles, etc. It w
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7th - 8th
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Bird Crap - Relating Units of Measurement
Ever wonder how different craps compare?Check out this activity where students will relate different bird craps to one another. They will then create conversion factors, extrapolate values, and explore different units of measure. Available in both Smart Notebook Software and PDFs. Enjoy!
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Grades:
7th - 10th
Ratios and Proportions
Pancakes! Get your kiddos excited about ratios and proportions with this real life scenario where they get to cook pancakes when they are finished with their math lesson. Kids love to eat and this lesson will get them excited about working through a real problem where they get to eat something they have cooked at the end. The lesson is presented in a SMART Board format that incorporates the seventh grade common core standards of 7.RP.A.1, 7.RP.A.2, and 7.RP.A.3. Exit questions test your student'
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5th - 8th
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