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High school study skills religion resources for SMART Notebook
Homeworkopoly SmartBoard
This is a homework incentive for your SMARTboard. It has multiple pages with instructions as well as a student randomizer and serveral interactive components to the file. This file will allow you to begin your own HOMEWORKOPOLY game today with your class. You will see them striving to reach GROUP GOALS in the community "BANK" as well as encourage each other to complete all of their assignments for a chance to get in on the fun each day.
(Classroom management. All Grade Levels. Student Driven. S
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1st - 12th
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Representations of the Divine in Film (ERC Smartboard pres and activities)
I used this Smartboard presentation when teaching Representations of the Divine in secondary 2 Ethics and Religious Culture.
This presentation explores how the Divine is represented in film and includes some cooperative learning activities you can do as a class. This presentation explores elements of film as well as the divine experience. Major themes in religion are also discussed, such as temptation and Good vs. Evil. Links to movie clips are provided.
Movies explored:
- Narnia
- Harry Po
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Grades:
7th - 9th
Tic Tac Toe Smart Board Game
This is a template for a Tic Tac Toe game created in Notebook for Smart Board. It has 92 slides, 9 games to choose from, and needs 81 questions.
This is perfect for a unit review.
*There are NO questions/answers in this pack. This is just the template. If you are looking for a complete Tic Tac Toe game, look at my Custom Version. (I'll insert your 81 questions into the slides for you)
I created and have used this game for years. If you experience any glitches, please let me know so I can upg
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education
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SmartBoard Game Board Template
Use this interactive game board for any content. Great for review! Divide the students into groups and have them advance around the game board with teacher or student-created questions.
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K - 12th
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Thought Bubble Strategy Game! Thought Organization, Impulsive Answering
Use this Smart Board game to teach students to think before answering. Have them move the options into the thought bubble and speech bubble based upon what the questions ask.
Includes questions about Fall, and one idiom "apple of my eye". Other questions relate to common language terms "synonym" "antonym" "compare/contrast"
Interactive! Fun! Students love it! Use the thought bubble strategy within your classroom!
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Grades:
3rd - 12th
Islamophobia Ethics
I used this SmartBoard presentation immediately after teaching the Holocaust with my ERC class (grade 10).
This lesson explores how hate is still prevalent in today's society. I've included my lesson plan, please see "product preview". This presentation discusses phobia and looks at how Islam is discriminated against- both in a direct and indirect fashion. I include many video links, such as the intro to Aladdin and Little Mosque on the Prairie.
Grades:
9th - 11th
Baseball Review Game
Looking for an exciting way to engage your studnets and review for a test? This SmartBoard Presentation Baseball Review Game will have them totally involved. It currently is setup for a Review of the subject matter, but it can be easily adapted to any subject area and any Test. Split the class into two groups and swing away! One group pitches questions to the other. It is can be totally managed by the students!
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6th - 9th
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Representation of the Divine in Story (SmartPresentation and Writing Activities)
I used this Smartboard presentation when exploring "Representations of the Divine" in Ethics and Religious Culture, for secondary 2. Enough material for at least a week worth of lessons.
This lecture explores how the Divine is represented in different stories in different religious traditions. Students will be able to compare and contrast how different traditions explore representations of the divine. Students will also look at THEME vs. MORAL and fill out a chart as a group.
There are You
Grades:
7th - 9th
"Don't Get Skunked" Review Game (SMART Technology)
This is EASY to use with SMARTBoard and students LOVE it! Create two (or more) teams, ask a review question, put the game board on the screen, and if the student answers correctly they get to throw a kooshball at the board to see how many points their team gets. It may be 0, 10, 100, or more...but you don't want to get skunked! If you land on a skunk, all of your team's points get cleared. When I hand the student the kooshball, the other students say..."Don't get Skunked". The students beg
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K - 12th
Fantasy Vacation Internet Research Project
This lesson plan was designed to increase the computer literacy and internet research skills of 7th and 8th grade English Language Learners with very little experience with computers. Students use the internet to schedule a flight, hotel, transportation and visits to attractions within a two-week time span. Students must carefully budget their expenses. Students use power point to organize their information and photos. The assignment sheet and grading rubric are within the Notebook file.
Grades:
4th - 9th
God and the Devil. Ethics class
I used this Smartboard presentation while lecturing about Representations of the Divine. After talking about God for a while, I decided to talk about the Devil and how he is portrayed in Western Culture.
This presentation includes a pre-assessment, in which you judge what students know about the devil. It then includes a lecture about the religious basis of the devil and a cross religious comparison. It explores Satanism and evil forces in different religions.
The presentation ends with
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Grades:
7th - 9th
Sorting Books of the Bible
This fun activity includes a game for the students to move the books of the Bible into either the New Testament or the Old Testament. If the book is in the incorrect section, it will pop back out.
Start the clock, move the books, and stop the clock and record time for each student.
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1st - 10th
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Blockbusters!
Blockbusters review game
A really great way to incorporate your Smart Board into your classroom is through the use of review games. I often base my review activities on obscure game shows. This activity is based on Blockbusters which aired on NBC (intermittently) from 1982-1987 and then on GSN for several years in syndication.
I have used this in a wide variety of classes and always find that students enjoy it, get a thorough review of key terms you want them to know and perform better on qu
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PreK - 11th, Higher Education
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Go Fish customizable smartboard review game
Easily add your own questions and answers to create a fun, interactive review game for any grade or subject. Have teams alternate answering questions verbally or on whiteboards. If they get it right, add a point to that team. They then tap on another fish to select the next question for the opposite team. Move the fishbowl over questions that have been used if you don't want to repeat questions.
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1st - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
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Ethics Symbols, Icons and God - Smartboard Presentation (ERC)
This Smartboard presentation explores religious symbolism. I used it while teaching Representation of the Divine in Ethics and Religious Culture to Secondary 2 students.
Presentation includes lecture points and group activities.
Class will explore the difference between an icon and a symbol
Identify common religious symbols and their origins.
Students will look at secret societies.
Group Assignment: Students will decorate a Christmas Tree / Chanukah Bush/ Non denominational Shrub with 10 i
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Grades:
7th - 9th
Systems of Equations and Inequalities Review
I used these questions to review for a Systems of Equations and Inequalities Test. I gave the students index cards and had them write the question on the front and answers on the back. At the end of the class, they could quiz each other.
Alternatively, you could give the students whiteboards and have them hold up their answers after an allotted amount of time.
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Grades:
7th - 11th
Daily Planner Board
This is a SmartBoard planner board to shoot up on your SmartBoard each morning so students can see what the plan is for the day.
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Grades:
3rd - 12th
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Saints Jeopardy I
A Jeopardy game of Saints that students will enjoy for All Saints Day.
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Grades:
5th - 12th
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Fun Baseball Review Game
Baseball is a review game for the Smartboard that can be used for the whole class, any subject, and any grade. I have used this game with Jr. High students as well as Elementary students. This review game can be used to review for a test, go over concepts from a lesson, or as an informal assessment. The first page is the game and the second page are the rules for the game. Feel free to change the rules and game to fit your needs.
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PreK - 12th
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Punnett Square Practice for the Smartboard
This lesson allows Students to practice Basic Punnett Squares using the smartboard.
Key terms: Homozygous, heterozygous, phenotype, genotype.
These four problems allow students to practice basic Punnett Squares in a drag and drop format for the smartboard.
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Grades:
7th - 10th
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