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Other (art) resources for ActiveInspire Flipchart and for homeschool
Pirate Picker Random Student Name Selector Promethean Flipchart Lesson
This random student pirate picker is great for those who are teaching a thematic unit on pirates, or for those who just want to add fun and fascination to their day by picking their students the pirate way!
Click on the sail to hear a creepy "Arghh matey walk the plank" and pull out students' names from the hull of the ship.
Teacher notes are included that describe how to change the names to your students and/or duplicate more if you need them.
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
ActivInspire Promethean Jeopardy Template Winter Themed
Do you want to create your own Jeopardy games, but don't have the time? Now with this neatly designed, winter themed template, you can create Jeopardy style games for your classroom in a snap! Just add your own categories, questions, and answers! The arrows keep score by the hundreds for up to 4 teams. This ActivInspire Flipchart file contains 54 pages: 25 question pages, 25 answer pages, a game board, a scoreboard, and instructions. Have fun! This template is winter themed NOT Christmas, so you
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Interactive Pick a Student Promethean Flipchart
What a fun way to pick students in your classroom! Just hover, and pull out the names of students in your class behind the cup of hot tea. Included are page notes on how to change the names to students in your class, as well as how to add more squares if you have more than eighteen students. You'll never have to call on students again with this resource at your fingertips! Enjoy!
This flipchart will only open in Promethean's ActivInspire software so please make sure you have it downloaded befo
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PreK - 12th
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Shading Forms ActiveInspire Flipchart
This is in the ActiveInspire Flipchart format and is meant to demonstrate to the students how to shade each of the five forms (cube, cone, cylinder, sphere and pyramid) in a general way. It breaks down how the light effects everything and discusses the difference between shading a form and not shading a form.
Every other page has a blank form (i.e. a Sphere) waiting to be shaded, then the next page shows an example of an actual shaded form object (i.e. a basketball). At the end of the flipchart
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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