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High school math centers for SMART Notebook
Sopa de letras y números - Para el reconocimiento de letras y números y su orden
¡Aquà tienen una manera excelente para que sus estudiantes independientemente practiquen el reconocimiento de las letra y números 0-31, el orden alfabético, y el orden numérico!
Los estudiantes pueden autoevaluar si mismos haciendo click en cualquier letra, número, o rectángulo verde. ¡Es una actividad buenÃsima para el tiempo de centros/estaciones!
Para empezar, el estudiante hace click en la estrella amarilla para escuchar las instrucciones, y luego juega hasta que nada queda en el bol de s
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PreK - 12th
Smartboard Polynopoly - Add & Sub Edition
This game is a twist on Monopoly where the properties are vocabulary terms, and each space is an addition or subtraction polynomial problem. Good for a center or for review of adding and subtracting polynomials.
Rather than collect properties, the students get points based on the property they land on and solve. The interactive die will roll a number when clicked. The game pieces can be moved on the board. Click on the property the student lands on to go to that property card where he/she can s
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8th - 12th
Volume of 3D Shapes SMARTBoard Game Show
Based on the game Jeopardy, here's a SMARTBoard Game Show you can play to review the volume of 3D shapes. It's simple to play and ready to go!All problems are shown in the preview.Suggestion for Play:I have read a lot of different game play ideas from other teachers, but this method seems to be the best for keeping all students engaged - -Divide the kids into groups of 4 or so-Give each group a whiteboard and a marker-Pick a random student to choose the category and the dollar amount (use sticks
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7th - 9th
Introduction to Slope Activity
I use this in my Algebra 1 class to introduce slope. I start out with a story about my "first skiing experience." I explain how when I was on the ski lift it was fun and I had a "positive experience." Then I was going way too fast down the hill and my feelings were very negative. Then I got to the bottom and I was cruising and I had 0 feelings. Then there was a small cliff at the end that I did not notice and my feelings were undefined as I was falling.My students absolutely love this story
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7th - 9th
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Divisibility RULES
A SMART Notes lesson on math divisibility rules. A great lesson that can be used as a refresher or introduction. I love to teach this in September before beginning my units on fractions and decimals. There's an extra empty rules slide that can be cloned and printed for students to fill-in and paste into their interactive notebooks. The "Try It" slides and Rules both include REVEALS so the answers are not shown until they are 'clicked'. A practice slide is included at the end to use as a great as
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4th - 9th
SMARTBoard Game Show Systems of Equations
Based on the game Jeopardy, here's a SMARTBoard Game Show you can play to review systems of equations. It's simple to play and ready to go!All problems are shown in the preview.Suggestion for Play:I have read a lot of different game play ideas from other teachers, but this method seems to be the best for keeping all students engaged - -Divide the kids into groups of 4 or so-Give each group a whiteboard and a marker-Pick a random student to choose the category and the dollar amount (use sticks or
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Grades:
7th - 9th
ORDER OF OPERATIONS STICKS N CHIPS STYLE - MIDDLE SCHOOL
THIS IS A VERY INTERACTIVE ORDER OF OPERATIONS LESSON. THIS CAN BE USED FOR 6TH, 7TH OR 8TH GRADE MATH BUT IT IS THE FIRST LEVEL. I ALSO HAVE 7TH AND 8TH LESSONS. PEMDAS IS THE ACRONYM FOR ORDER OF OPS AND THIS WILL HELP STUDENTS WHO STRUGGLE WITH COMPUTING ADDITION/SUBTRACTION LAST. USING THE WHITEBOARD, STUDENTS CAN MOVE THE CHEETOS AND DORITO STYLE- THIS KEEPS THEM ENGAGED. THERE ARE OVER 20 SLIDES AND THERE ARE 5 EXTRA EXAMPLES YOU CAN DUPLICATE AND CHANGE. I WANT YOU TO ENJOY AND USE THI
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6th - 9th
Smartboard Polynopoly - Multiplication Edition
Need Smartboard Software. This game is a twist on Monopoly where the properties are vocabulary terms, and each space is an addition or subtraction polynomial problem. Good for a center or for review of multiplying polynomials.
Rather than collect properties, the students get points based on the property they land on and solve. The interactive die will roll a number when clicked. The game pieces can be moved on the board. Click on the property the student lands on to go to that property card whe
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8th - 12th
Direct Variation Lesson 1-9
This lesson is designed to coincide with the Course 2 Glencoe 7th Grade Mathematics curriculum. This is Lesson 1-9 on Direct Variation. This lesson will explain what a direct variation is and how it compares with proportional relationships. This lesson includes what a direct variation looks like in the graph, table and equation. This lesson also includes some help with the vocabulary in the lesson. The vocabulary words include; direct variation, constant of proportionality and proportional
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7th - 12th
Quadratic Expressions Lesson 4 - Factoring x^2+ bx + c
In this SmartNotebook lesson, students will use their understanding of factoring to review some application-based problems, and apply it to create a set of step-by-step "rules" for factoring the simplest quadratic expression: x^2 + bx + c.Students review factoring both algebraically and with algebra tiles as tactile aids, and an assessment activity using exit slips is provided for them to complete at the end of the lesson. If time permits, there is an interactive whole-class rotary activity for
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10th
Functions: Intervals, Asymptotes, End Behavior
This wonderful INTERACTIVE Smart Board presentation provides the teacher and students with an application of intervals decreasing, increasing, asymptotes, and end behaviors of functions. Students can drag lines provided onto the graphs where the asymptotes should go. Also, there is a box for students to write their answers on each slide.
This is guaranteed to assist with Virginia SOL AII.7.
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7th - 12th
Complete presentation - Functions, inverses
This is a complete, 43 slide SMART Board presentation on functions. Teachers can walk though slide by slide, asking questions along the way to discover many different ways we can write and represent functions: ordered pairs, mapping, equations, graphing, etc.Teachers can print out activities on functions / inverses.1) Is it a function? Students look at domain and range to determine if sets of numbers are functions or not. Then they plot points to see if sets of ordered pairs pass the 'vertical l
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7th - 10th
INTEGER OPERATION KOOSHBALL
This is a fun filled game to review a student’s integer skills. Have the student throw a kooshball against the board, or simply touch a shape. This will take the student to the question page. The student should answer the question and be able to justify their answer. The rest of the students should be doing the question at their desks and be able to challenge the solution. You could have students working in small groups as well. Move the I LOVE MATH graphic to reveal the correct answer. P
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6th - 9th
Functions and Quadratic Equations
This is a great activity for Smart Notebook for Smart Board, the TI84+, and differentiated instruction.
This is great for A.4, A2.4, A.7 and A2.7.
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7th - 12th
Solving Multi-Step Equations Smartboard Lesson
Full Classroom Smartboard lesson on Solving Multi-Step Equations
Grades:
8th - 11th
Also included in:Â Unit 1 Functions
Telling Time Practice
Practice telling time using this SMART Notebook money activity. Activity includes 3 levels of 10 questions on telling time, with space to add additional ones to meet your classroom's needs.
File is 30 questions total - 94 slides.
If you would like me to customize this for you and your class, please contact me for details and a price quote.
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4th - 12th
Inequalities
Graphing Inequalities on a number line and coordinate plane.
This is a great presentation for A.5. Use with Smart Notebook for Smart Board and TI84+
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7th - 12th
GRAPHING CALCULATOR SKILLS FOR ALGEBRA
This game-like approach to learning how to use the graphing calculator for Algebra skills was a big hit with my students. It served as a great resource to review Statistic concepts such as determining mean, standard deviation, correlation coefficient, interquartile range, along with creating linear, quadratic, and exponential equations from a table on the graphing calculator.
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8th - 10th
Statistics Calculator Steps Lesson Plan
Lesson on Mean, Median, Mode, Range, IQR, Standard Deviation, Variance, Mean Absolute Deviation, and Box and Whisker
This is great for Virginia SOL A.9. This is a great activity for Smart Notebook and Smart Board incorporating the TI84+
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7th - 12th
Large Number Addition
Large number addition through SmartBoard SmartNotebook! Print - Laminate - Enjoy :) My higher math students love to use this with dry erase markers! Just laminate and let them go to town!
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PreK - 12th
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Also included in:Â Addition Activities
SOLVING EQUATIONS KOOSHBALL
This is a fun filled game to review a student’s skills with one-step, two-step and multi-step equation solving. Have the student throw a kooshball against the board, or simply touch a shape. This will take the student to the question page. The student should answer the question and be able to justify their answer. The rest of the students should be doing the question at their desks and be able to challenge the solution. You could have students working in small groups as well. Move the I LO
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7th - 10th
Quadratic Expressions Lesson 1 - The Distributive Property with Polynomials
This SmartNotebook lesson incorporates a review of BEDMAS and the distributive property, and scaffolding learning through application problems. By the end of the lesson, students will interactively demonstrate their understanding of the distributive property with polynomials and solidify their learning with several small activities.For supplementary information on the activities for your students, please see the "Distributive Property with Polynomials Lesson Plan" document file available in my l
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9th - 10th
Quadratic Expressions Lesson 2 - Special Products and Conjugates
In this interactive SmartNotebook lesson, students are able to review their understanding of the distributive property with polynomials. They then apply this knowledge to new special products [eg. (2x+3)^2] and conjugates [eg. (x+3)(x-3)]. With this new knowledge the students can then develop a set of "rules" to follow in order to help them complete a group challenge problem.For additional help in setting up this lesson, look for the "Special Products and Conjugates Lesson Plan" in my product li
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10th
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