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Martin Luther King Day civics games for SMART Notebook
American Symbols Review Game
I made this game as a culmination activity for my American Symbols unit. The questions range from easy to challenging. Slides are illustrated with corresponding symbols. A link is provided to a WebQuest that I also created for the unit.
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3rd
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SMARTBOARD Martin Luther King Day Math Games
Are you looking for NO PREP math games? Then download this product and go! Enjoy this SMARTBOARD resource which is comprised of FOUR different MARTIN LUTHER KING DAY themed number games that can be used in your classroom for whole group instruction or small group work! Children will practice subitization with dot dice. They will work on counting, recognizing ten frames, identifying coin values, identifying numerals, and reading number words. This SMART Board file includes the following games
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PreK - 1st
SMARTBOARD Phonics Games: Martin Luther King, Jr., Edition
Are you looking for NO PREP literacy games? Then download this product and go! Enjoy this SMARTBOARD resource which is comprised of FOUR different MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR., themed phonics games that can be used in your classroom for whole group instruction or small group work! Children will work with beginning sounds, ending sounds, and rhymes. This SMARTBoard file includes the following games:Tic-Tac-RhymeEquality Ending Sounds Concentration GameComing Together CVC Words GameI Have a Digraph
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PreK - 1st
Government and the Economy Koosh Ball Game
24 Questions using koosh ball format. Topics include the role of government, the Fed, Unemployment, GDP, Banking Systems, Government Finances,
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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Economics Koosh ball
Smatboard Kooshball game for high school economics. Topics include The fed, banking systems, government finances, inflation, budgeting, functions of money, and more
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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Courts jurisdiction sort
Help students determine which court cases belong in which court (VA SOL 9 ac aligned).
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6th - 8th
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Also included in:Â Court system bundle
Time to vote! for young students
This is a short smrtboard activiy for young students to understand the concept of voting. After explaining the basic process you can make a voting booth a ballot box and have the students vote for their favorite candidate. Cout out the ballots and then celebrate the winner. There is a slide to copy that can be used as ballots.
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K - 2nd
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