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Critical thinking speech therapy lessons for SMART Notebook
Activities for "It Looked Like Spilt Milk"
This interactive Smart Board activity includes a variety of basic concepts that you can address in a circle time or speech/language group with a preschool or Kindergarten classroom.
Concepts addressed: over, under, first, next, last, biggest, smallest, more, circle, all, in, on, between, other, one, top, middle, bottom, next to
There is also an activity for AB patterns and identifying groups of objects to 5 included!
DISCLAIMER: The clip art included in this SmartBoard may not be copied and
Grades:
PreK - K
Types:
Internet Hoaxes, Viral Emails, Viral Videos
This notebook file contains examples of true and hoax viral emails and viral videos as well as resources and guidelines for evaluating them. It is designed to give students the tools to evaluate them.
Grades:
5th - 8th
Text Features Unit, No Prep Technology Infused Learning, Smartboard & PDF
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Are you looking to try out some new instructional strategies to engage your junior learners? Try incorporating some technology! From beginners to tech savvy teachers, this unit has something for everyone! You do not need a class set of tech… you can use classroom computers, laptops, ipads and even phones! You can even plan a BYOD day! (Bring Your Own Device) OR no tech at all…you
Grades:
4th - 6th
Types:
6 Word Life Memoir SMARTboard Lesson (Editable!)
This activity encourages critical thinking and higher order questioning by having students write their own 6-word memoir. The lesson is a SMARTboard file, so you can edit it to fit your needs!
Started by Ernest Hemingway and popularized in the book "Not Quite What I Was Planning," students will write a story about their lives. The only catch - they can only use 6 words!
In my classroom, I had my students draw an illustration to accompany their six word memoir. We bound the memoirs in a boo
Grades:
2nd - 12th
Patterns in Skip Counting Full Lesson (Day 2 Smartboard)
This is the second lesson in which students use a hundred chart to analyze patterns in skip counting. This file includes a voice thread in which I explain how I teach the lesson. It also includes Spiral Review, Problem Solving, Mini Lesson, Guided Practice, Independent Practice, and Closure.
Analyze Patterns in Skip Counting Day 2 by Lindsay Stark is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.
Subjects:
Grades:
K - 3rd
Arthur's Thanksgiving a Smartboard Language Unit
This is an interactive Smartboard unit that can be used to work on language objectives. There are interactive notebook components included in the body of the Smartboard unit. A link to a youtube video of the story is available however, you may want to read the story yourself (it is there for your convenience, especially if you have to read the story over and over again to different language groups).
The following strategies and skills are addressed in the unit:
figurative language
predicting/
Grades:
2nd - 5th
Week 1 Speech Warm Up! With 1 Tier-2 Vocabulary Word and 1 Idiom
Use this during the first 5-10 minutes of your class/session. THIS WILL BE A WEEKLY UPLOAD/DOWNLOAD!
This warm up includes:
-Changeable date
-Tier 2 Vocab Word
------->Synonym/Antonym
------->Compare/Contrast
------->Category
------->Definition
-Idiom of the Week
------->2 pictures
------->Often a video
------->Concrete and Figurative meaning represented
Grades:
1st - 12th
Speech Bubble or Thought Bubble
Many students with pragmatic and language disabilities have difficulty understanding when their thoughts/ideas are ones that should be said aloud or whether they should be kept in their heads. This Notebook activity teaches the idea of “speech bubble” vs. “thought bubble” and reviews when it is okay or not okay to share something. Specifically, it teaches the students to think about whether this is the right time, the right place, the right audience, or whether it will hurt someone’s feelings. T
Grades:
K - 8th
Making Words- smart board edition
This smart board file is a great addition to your word work routines! Fully customizable to fit your class needs.
Create letter tiles and word tiles. Give your students the opportunity to be tactile and visual learners while building their word base and review key concepts such as consonants, vowels, beginning/middle/ending sounds, blends, digraphs, etc.
I am willing to customize the files to your specific word bank for a negotiable fee!
Grades:
1st - 3rd
December Language Unit for Smartboard
This unit is designed for children with autism and/or language-learning deficits. The books Elmer in the Snow and Merry Christmas, Big Hungry Bear! are used. The following concepts are addressed:
riddles
compare/contrast
yes/no questions
retelling
problem/solution
cause/effect
comprehension wh questions
describing
predicting
identifying facial expressions and emotions
sequencing
near/far
This unit can be adapted and modified into a book for the comprehension questions and sequencing. You al
Grades:
K - 3rd
Patterns in Skip Counting: Student Created Book (Day 3 Smartboard)
This is the third lesson in which students use hundred charts to analyze patterns in skip counting. They then create a Skip Counting Book using their hundred charts. This file includes a voice thread in which I explain how I teach the lesson. It also includes Spiral Review, Problem Solving, Mini Lesson, Guided Practice, Independent Practice, and Closure.
Skip Counting Book by Lindsay Stark is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.
Subjects:
Grades:
K - 3rd
Self-Advocacy Around the House! (Distance Learning - Interactive Lesson)
Welcome to a tool that will help students learn to self-advocate in their most natural environment - their home. This interactive activity provides students with scenarios to practice self advocacy skills in 4 different contexts around the house. The student will first be prompted to identify or define the problem, then think about who they can approach to ask for help, then finally come up with what they would say to ask for help. Please feel free to modify the scenarios and make them specific
Subjects:
Grades:
K - 12th
Classifying Words Under The Big Top SMARTBOARD
This interactive SMARTBOARD lesson allows students to determine what category words will be a part of by looking at their characteristics, their similarities, and their differences. Students will decide which part of the group does not belong or what an appropriate category heading would be. All slides are self-checking so it can easily move from a teacher directed mini-lesson to additional practice in a center or independent station. Great way for students to use their critical thinking skil
Grades:
1st - 3rd
Christmas Tapestry Smartboard Langauge Unit
As SLPs we have to address a wide range of language objectives. This is an interactive Smartboard unit that can be used to work on language objectives. There are interactive notebook components included in the body of the Smartboard unit. There is a movie on youtube for the book in case you want to play it instead of read the book over and over again. It is about 19 minutes long.
The following strategies and skills are addressed in the unit:
nonfiction - prior knowledge chart
semantic ana
Grades:
2nd - 5th
Penguin Inquiry Lessons
This inquiry based plan is based on the true story of a little penguin.
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
Setting Rules with Miss Nelson
Do you want to make rules in your classroom in a fun, exciting but educational way? If you answered yes then this is the product for you. This product includes a scanned copy of the book Miss Nelson is Missing with discussion prompts and a slide for writing down the class created rules. You can find the written lesson plan under Setting Rules with Miss Nelson Written Lesson Plan.
Subjects:
Grades:
PreK - 5th
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Core Board with Audio (SmartBoard)
The Core Board can be displayed on the SmartBoard. When the word is clicked on, it says the word.
Grades:
PreK - 1st
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Patterns in Skip Counting Full Lesson (Day 1 Smartboard)
This lesson follows the Explicit Direct Instruction (EDI) format. It guides students through analyzing patterns in skip counting by using hundred charts. I have included a voice thread that explains how I use the lesson in my classroom. This lesson also includes a Spiral Review page as well as two Problem Solving problems.
Subjects:
Grades:
K - 3rd
Discovery and Inquiry Learning Strategy SmartBoard Lesson
Want to train your students for hands-on, discovery learning? This is an incredibly fun, engaging way to introduce students to the four basic steps in inquiry learning. It uses Greg Tang's Grapes of Math patterns and poems to train students to think of a viable strategy, commit it to paper, share it with others, then reflect on their strategies and the strategies of others to revise their thinking. It is a great way to introduce and use the eight Common Core math practices needed for all effec
Subjects:
Grades:
4th - 9th
1st Grade Synonym Notebook Activity
This lesson focuses on developing lexical knowledge through various synonym activities. There are over 20 synonym pairs and over 40 pages of synonym prompts, questions and activities to practice. Students will define a handful of vocabulary words (e.g., silent, glad, wealthy) and identify its synonym. Encourage children to use each word in a sentence. Synonym tasks strengthen vocabulary and allow students to make connections between ideas, group their thoughts and facilitate efficient storage an
Grades:
1st - 3rd
Types:
Analogies
This Notebook file contains a minilesson about analogies, interactive whole class practice, partner practice and an exit ticket for assessment.
Grades:
4th - 5th
Socratic Discussion - How do you feel about soda? and The Case Against Soda
Socratic Discussion 1 - Students work in small socratic discussion groups with assigned jobs and discuss an issue that applies to them. How do you feel about soda?
Follow-up with Socratic Discussion 2 - The Case Against Soda
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
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9/11 Tribute Lesson
This is a lesson I have put together to pay tribute to the victims and fallen heroes of 9/11. In it are actual photographs that I took when I went inside the 9/11 Museum in New York, where I spent 3 hours in an emotional place where we will never forget. You will also an informational video at the beginning (click the bottom left globe).
At the end of the slides, small group discussion questions, a journal writing entry, and a list of possible small projects are given. This lesson can be used a
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Right vs. Left, Same vs. Different, Opinion vs. Fact
This is a series of ten interactive Smartboard Slides that create lessons within the titile for children to manipulate pictures and discuss reasoning for choices made.
Grades:
1st - 3rd
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