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All About the Letter Pp {Letter of the Week SMARTboard Activities}
All About the Letter Pp {Letter of the Week SMARTboard Activities}
Directions: To view the Notebook file choose: VIEW> 100%. It is recommended NOT to save the file once you have downloaded and extracted. This way the games do not have to be re-set.
Vocabulary Words
Where is the Letter Pp: Circle the upper and lowercase letter P.
Circle the Letter Pp: Circle the letter P in the nursery rhyme, “Peter Piper.”
Let’s Write the Letter – Pp
Write the Missing Letter: Look at the picture and wri
Grades:
PreK - 1st
Co-op Learning DIGITAL Conversation/ Accountable Talk Moves cards SET 1
Both student & adult learners have fun with Talking Chips conversation cards! The structure requires thoughtful participation in discussion, and gives choice as to which thinking stems to use and which order to use. The movable Jamboard "chips" or discussion cards are valuable for both distance learning and in-class - or in PLC- discussions (devices and no printing)! The ready-made Jamboard is based on the Cooperative Learning structure Talking Chips. Student conversation is structured so ev
Grades:
K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Pirates Past Noon for PROMETHEAN Board
Don't travel a swashbuckling adventure without this colorful literary unit to guide you with questions and activities to go along with Mary Pope Osbourne's Magic Treehouse adventure, Pirates Past Noon. Grab your Promethean Board and challenge your students with higher level thinking fun.ATTENTIONMake sure you use ACTIVE SOFTWARE before downloading this product. If you do not, you may purchase an identical power point at:Pirates Past Noon Power Point***********************************************
Grades:
K - 2nd
Comprehension Retell Questions --- Smartboard
Use these questions to walk students through a retell of a fictional text. Helps students learn what story events are important and gives a good flow of the order of the story. Can work well with most fictional texts.
Students can then be transitioned to do this as an oral discussion only, then independently.
Grades:
1st - 5th
Compare & Contrast!
GREAT activity for comparing and contrasting! 5 slides. Students (or you) can write features about each item in the ovals on the slides to assist in verbally explaining similarities and differences. Enjoy!
Grades:
K - 3rd, Staff
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