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Energizers, Movement Break, Team Challenges, Quick Games for SMART Board
Brought to you by Marché du Chat Noir (Le Chat Noir), this package includes over 20 interactive and quick energizer team challenge or movement games that can be incorporated into any classroom.
Studies show that taking short mental breaks help students retain more information and contribute to overall well-being. All of the games in this pack take about 3-5 minutes (they can take longer by allowing multiple plays) and allow students to take a quick break and return to their learning activities
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Managing a Change in Plans SMART Notebook discussion
This is a social emotional learning lesson on how to manage a change in plans and the steps to take when students are having trouble with this. This is used in 3rd grade but can be adapted to all grades.
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Code Breaker Logical Thinking Smartboard Game
In this game one person (the code maker) comes up with a four color code and the others (code finders) have to guess the code. The code maker provides hints to the code finders via colored feedback. Red feedback means the finders have the right color in the right place. White feedback means the finders have the right color in the wrong place. No feedback means the finders have the wrong color completely.
The finders are given anywhere from five to seven rounds to solve the code.
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Getting to know you!
This is a great lesson to help learn everyone's names. This lesson includes Flash Games! Works with Adobe Animate
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La festa di Ognissanto
Introduce your students to the very Italian feast of Ognissanto, then sing a Halloween song
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Executive Functioning-Beginning of the Day Routine SMART Notebook Discussion
This is a guided discussion SMART Notebook lesson on making a beginning of the day routine. Examples are written in but I suggest you delete them and write down the steps your students come up with for their routine. I also took the list we made and created a checklist to laminate and put on my students desks.
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Open Session
I have created some slides for a very, very powerful 30 (or so) minute activity that my class and I do during Fridays.
During Open Session, it is student-run, but teacher-facilitated. It is anonymous. Here's how it goes:
- Students will write something that's going through their mind (family, school ,friends, etc.) that is bothering them
- They can choose to write their name on the index card, but it will not be read aloud
- The teacher reads one index card aloud and waits for students to put t
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Executive Functioning- Self Regulation SMART Notebook Guided Discussion
This is a SMART Notebook lesson on a few different self regulation skills including opportunities for discussion on how to keep your desk clean and organized.
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Mastermind Game for SMART Board
This is a simple SMART Notebook file for the game "Mastermind" where someone creates a sequence. Students need to guess what the sequence is. Instructions to play the game are on the main page. You can add to or edit as needed.
**Note spellings use standard British spelling and may need to be adjusted.**
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