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Grammar games for SMART Notebook
Christmas Classroom Games: SMARTboard with printables
Have a merry season in the classroom with this set of seven classroom games. Included: ( 20 SMART slides, 17 printables)
1. To Gingerbread House We Go: Math fact SMART board game (addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division)
2. Santa Subtraction Scoot: A printable with 2 sets of cards: 10 two digit; 10 three digit cards.
3. Reindeer Race: Printable: A fun,active grammar review of nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs. Use with your favorite Christmas music. (25 sentence strips and s
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2nd - 5th
Third Grade Common Core English Language Arts Smart Board Games
This file has 17 pages of interactive Smart Board games.
Every single page has the Common Core standards alignment printed on it.
There are four pages of interactive games for parts of speech (nouns, verbs, adjectives, and pronouns), three pages on irregular plural nouns, three pages on abstract nouns, four pages on irregular verbs, and three pages on simple verb tenses.
The Smart Board games include: keyword sort, vortex, anagrams, word guess, keyword match, word generator, tiles, fill in t
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2nd - 5th
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All About Sentences Smart Notebook Lesson
Use this Smart Notebook lesson to introduce correct sentence formation to your students.
Your students will learn that a sentence expresses a complete thought and includes a subject and a predicate.
Students will vote as to which part of the sentence is missing, diagram simple sentences, and identify a groups of words as either a sentence or a fragment.
Tons of interaction included in this 24 page smartboard lesson!
YOU MUST HAVE SMART NOTEBOOK SOFTWARE INSTALLED ON YOUR COMPUTER TO BE ABL
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K - 4th
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Spring/Summer, Space, Monster Themed Positional Words Game for SMARTboard
What could be more fun than a SMARTboard game for Positional Words? A SMARTboard game for Positional Words with THREE themes! Students will practice positional words like over, beside, above, below, under, on, behind, inside, and through.
Begin the game by choosing where YOU want to go! Will you choose the Monsters? How about going to Outer Space? Maybe it will be relaxing at the Beach! It's up to you.
Students will enjoy watching their answer spin around when they get it right! Otherwise
Grades:
K - 2nd
Nouns: Smartboard Lesson
This smartboard lesson is a fun way to introduce nouns to your students. Not only is it colorful and fun, but it is very easy for you students to understand what a noun is.
The lesson includes:
Definition of a noun
Interactive lesson with questions
A noun video
3 online noun games that your students can play to help them understand what a noun is:
• Balloon Noun Games
• Noun Dunk
• Noun Finder
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K - 4th
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Pronoun Football SMARTboard Game
This pronoun football game is a great way to review before a test or just to practice. It includes pronoun identification, possessive pronouns, and pronoun- verb agreement. It includes the rules on how to play along with answers for each question for self-checking. The game is created as a SMARTboard file.
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2nd - 6th
Whack a Mole- Writing STAAR Review
This is a engaging and interactive review game for the STAAR writing test. It covers the following topics:
Subject-verb agreement
I versus Me
Compound Sentences
Quotation punctuation
Conjunctions
Homophones
Prepositional phrases with commas
Interjections
Proper nouns
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3rd - 5th
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Run-On Sentence Basketball (Smart Notebook)
This is a Smart Notebook file to let your students have hands-on practice fixing run-on sentences.
Download includes:
1. A short review of sentence fragments.
2. An example of the world's longest run-on sentence.
3. The basketball game rules (you provide the ball and basket-- it doesn't actually have to be a basketball)
4. 24 different run-on sentences for students to correct.
5. A quick review of the lesson.
6. A score board slide for you to track points.
I've recently revised the file to
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2nd - 5th
Winter Parts of Speech Grammar Smartboard Game - Nouns Verbs Adjectives
Students will be engaged playing this fun winter themed Smartboard game to review nouns, verbs and adjectives. Play in teams to choose a word hat and sort the words into the correct category. Sort correctly and roll the dice to move along the gameboard. First team to reach the end wins!You must have Smart Notebook software to open this file. ELA skills aligned to Virginia SOLs and Common Core Standards *************************************************You may also be interested in these other pr
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1st - 3rd
Plural or Possessive Nouns
Plural or Possessive Nouns - Swat Game
This review game is for a SmartBoard with Notebook software. A great way to review plural and possessive nouns with your students whole group, small group or as a center game. Grab your fly swats and get to swattin' :)
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2nd - 5th
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Journeys Grade 2 Animals Building Homes Unit 2.6
Easy to follow Smart Board lessons for Houghton Mifflin Journeys Animals Building Homes. The skills taught are the ones noted on the unit's Focus Wall. I hope you will find this Smartboard lesson user friendly and helpful in your classroom. This lesson includes:
Target Vocabulary
Target Vocabulary Matching Activity
Final Consonant Blends nd, ng, nk, nt, ft, xt, mp
Plural Nouns adding s and es
Prefixes re and un
Comprehension Questions
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2nd
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Jeopardy ELA Grades 2-4
A SmartBoard File including a comprehensive jeopardy game for grades 2-4 including categories such as context clues, sentence errors, run-on sentences, and homophones. 3rd and 4th grade reluctant readers love this game!
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Grades:
2nd - 4th
Journeys Grade 2 How Chipmunk Got His Stripes Unit 2.9
Easy to follow Smart Board lessons for Houghton Mifflin Journeys How Chipmunk Got His Stripes. The skills taught are the ones noted on the unit's Focus Wall. I hope you will find this Smartboard lesson user friendly and helpful in your classroom. This lesson includes:
Target Vocabulary
Target Vocabulary Matching Activity
Base Words and Endings -ed, and -ing
CV Syllable Pattern
Verbs in the Present
Synonyms
Comprehension Questions
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2nd
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Possessive Nouns SMARTBOARD Lesson and Game Activity
This interactive SMARTboard lesson is both a mini-lesson and a game. After reviewing the rules of possessive nouns, students can participate in an activity that gives them 15 possessive noun questions. It can be played as a game or just as part of the mini-lesson. All slides are self checking and are linked for easy play. Two checkers are provided so questions on the board can be covered after answering. Great for either introduction, practice, or review of possessive nouns. MUST have SMART
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3rd - 6th
Types of Sentences Smart Notebook Lesson
Your students will have a blast learning about the 4 different types of sentences (exclamation, question, statement, and command). This lesson is designed around characters such as: Command Cat, Exclamation Elephant, Statement Skunk, and Question Quail to get your students interacting and having fun with the lesson.'
There are multiple opportunities for students interaction and Smart Response voting within the lesson. Page notes are included with instructions.
There are 30 pages of interactiv
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2nd - 4th
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Star Wars Adjectives
This smartboard lesson is a fun way to introduce adjectives to your students. Not only is it colorful and fun, but it is very easy for you students to understand what a adjective is. It is geared towards 1st, 2nd, and 3rd graders.The lesson includes:Definition of an adjectiveInteractive lesson with questionsAn adjective video3 online noun games that your students can play to help them understand what a noun is:• Balloon Noun Games• Noun Dunk• Noun Finder
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1st - 3rd
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Abstract & Concrete Nouns - A Language Smarboard Game
Engage your students with this fun game designed to help students learn the difference between abstract & concrete nouns.
Directions:
Students drag the word to the the correct popcorn box to indicate either an abstract or concrete noun. Correct responses get sucked in; incorrect pop back out!
This game is also included in a bundle at 50% off:
Language Games for the Smartboard Bundle
Thank you for visiting my store! Please let me know if you have any questions!
Kathy Olenczuk
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3rd
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Verb Tenses -- A Language Smartboard Game
Your students will enjoy this game to determine past, present or future tense in a sentence.
Directions:
Students read the sentence and then click on the correct clock to determine proper tense. Correct response is rewarded with applause. Incorrect gets a buzz!
This game is also available as part of a bundle at 50% off:
Language Games for the Smartboard Bundle
Thank you for visiting my store! Please let me know if you have any questions!
Kathy Olenczuk
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2nd - 4th
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Smartboard Lesson: What is a Verb?
This smartboard lesson is a fun way to introduce verbs to your students. Not only is it colorful and fun, but it is very easy for you students to understand what a verb is.
The 9 slide lesson includes:
Definition of a verb
Interactive lesson with questions
A verb video
2 online noun games that your students can play to help them understand what a noun is:
• Balloon Verbs Games
• Memory Verbs
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K - 3rd
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ANTONYMS Activities & Games, Smartboard FUN! PLUS 1 week of lesson plans
This is a SmartBoard file designed to teach and review antonyms. The students will be engaged and challenged as they work together or individually to solve problems related to antonyms. Included:
*a circular recording map
*a 4 box page to show understanding of antonyms
*a soccer game, similar to a Hangman format
*an activity for identifying sets of antonyms
ALSO included:
A plan for one week's worth of lessons focusing on antonyms. Included:
*Book recommendations
*Student academic vocabulary ca
Grades:
1st - 5th
Nouns-abstract concrete compound collective - Exercise Game for Smartboard
This Smartboard file (Notebook software version 10) is an exercise of 4 pages of tiles that contain nouns. Students can come to the Smartboard (or use the computer mouse) to click on the noun to reveal whether it is abstract, concrete, compound, and/or collective.
This file is not password protected so teachers can edit. Included in this file (under the “paper clip” tab) is a document listing the nouns/types used in this exercise/game.
Grades:
4th - 10th
Adjective or Adverb Exercise Game for Smartboard
This Smartboard file (Notebook software version 10) is an exercise of 3 slides with a total of 48 adjectives or adverbs. Students can come to the Smartboard (or use the computer mouse) to move the words on the bottom of the screen to the “adjective” or “adverb” vortex. If the choice is correct, the word “disappears” into the vortex; if it is incorrect, it returns to the bottom of the screen. After all words are sorted correctly, lists of the adjective and adverbs will appear.
This file is no
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4th - 9th
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Linking Verbs am, is, are SPRING Theme for SMARTBOARD - Common Core
A fun Spring/Gardening Theme to interactively teach Linking Verbs: am, is, are for Language Arts Grades 1, 2, or 3. This is a SMARTboard (.notebook) file.
Perfect for whole or small group practice. EIGHT fun pages using the "magic" magnifying glass! Students make their choice, then move the magnifying glass over the answer space to reveal the correct answer.
Please take a moment to rate or leave a comment!
While this lesson DOES open with a Mac, the Mac interface messes up the "secret" color
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1st - 3rd
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Comparative & Superlative Adjectives -- A CCSS Language Smarboard Game
Your students will enjoy this Smart game designed to practice correct use of comparatives and superlatives!
Directions:
Students read the word then write the correct comparative and superlative. They can check their answer with a click!
This game is also available as a bundle at 50% savings:
Language Games for the Smartboard Bundle
Thank you for visiting my store. Please let me know if you have any questions!
Kathy Olenczuk
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Grades:
2nd - 4th
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