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Vocabulary resources for ActiveInspire Flipchart and for staff
Scrabble on the Board
Play the original scrabble game using a flipchart.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Color Poems
Teach these 10 colors (yellow, white, red, green, orange, blue, purple, black, brown and pink) through poems. Excellent tool to "harvest" or identifying the color names and sight words.You can also teach Graph using these colors or use this activity as an assessment tool. Your students will love the Color Games. Plus, a list of 10 books about colors!!!30 pages of fun!!! Great for ELL/ESL/ELD students.If you like "Scavenger Hunt":Fall Scavenger HuntSpring Scavenger HuntLeprechaun Scavenger HuntIf
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PreK - 2nd, Staff
Beowulf Pre-reading Unit on Anglo Saxons and characters- ACTIVINSPIRE Flipchart
Notes, discussion topics, information for students as you prepare to dive into the epic poem Beowulf. I created this flipchart via ActivInspire over the past 5-10 years. Can be transferred to Power Point or other presentation software easily...Great info and notes that elicit discussion on:Anglo-Saxon warfareWarrior mentality and valuesBeowulf characters and vocabulary introductionScops, riddles, life in Anglo Saxon timesFun riddles for the kids to try to solve from Anglo Saxon times
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9th - 12th, Staff
Vocabulary Taboo
This is a game I play with my reading students to help them practice their vocabulary words. If you've never played Taboo before, you have to try to get your team to guess the word (vocabulary word) by giving them clues but without saying the word itself. You can make the game more challenging by only letting students give antonyms instead of synonyms or you could come up with a list of words that you want them not to say to make the game more challenging. I usually have the guessing team facing
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Daily 5 Choice Chart for ActivBoard
Here is an ActiveInspire flipchart for your student's daily 5 choices. Students place their class number inside the box to show what they will be working on. I leave mine up on the board so I can always use it as a reference to see what everyone is doing. It also has colorful "reminders" for them at the bottom to help them stay on task.
You can also edit this to fit your needs, whether it be more/less people per activity or if you do Daily 3 instead. This is very easy to edit!
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PreK - 12th, Staff
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