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6th grade english language arts assessments for SMART Notebook
Family Culture Project: Activities, Resources, Google Slides and Lessons
The Family Culture Project offers an engaging exploration of students' ancestral roots, inviting them to delve into the rich tapestry of their family histories and original countries. Through interactive activities and research, elementary and middle school participants embark on a journey of discovery, celebrating cultural diversity and fostering a deeper understanding of their heritage. With hands-on projects and presentations, students not only learn about their own backgrounds but also gain
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1st - 8th
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Smartboard - I Mustache You Text Structure Game!
Do your kiddos need practice with nonfiction text structures? This is the perfect Smartboard game and will quickly become a class favorite! It is loaded with interactive buttons, sounds, and animations. It has two sections to support differentiation. In section 1: Match & Sorts - students play games to practice definitions, signal words, and tricky cause and effect sorts. In section 2: Questions - Choose a question card and answer various questions about text structures.
If you like this p
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2nd - 6th
Context Clues Passages
Once you've taught context clues, students can use these passages to practice identifying the meanings of unfamiliar words in context. Using a SMART Board, students can come up and highlight clues in the passage that lead them to the correct definitions of the words. Multiple choice answers are provided. This can also spark great discussion as students debate over which answers are the best match for the words, using the text as support. This could also be used as a quiz to assess mastery or a p
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6th - 8th
Best Christmas Pageant Ever SMART Response
The Best Christmas Pageant Ever is a wonderful book, full of exciting characters. This is a SMART Response unit designed to be used while reading this book. At the end of each chapter, students will be asked 10 questions about it. The questions are a mixed variety; multiple choice, yes/no, true/false, etc. Each chapter quiz is setup so that it can be completed independently and you can save your students' scores each day (or at the end of each chapter).
Don't have SMART Response Clickers?
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3rd - 6th
ELA Writing Alternate Assessments for Special Education Autism
Common Core aligned Smart Board Presentations, Activities, Assessments, and Artifacts to teach and assess students with special needs, giving them access to grade-level standards. These artifacts are cut and paste sentence strips with increasing numbers of lines and increasing difficulty in vocabulary and numbers of words in the sentences. All artifacts can be made with the included clip art to illustrate the paragraphs. I use the Smart Board slides to teach the lesson and to model sequencing ti
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2nd - 10th
Mr. Popper's Penguins SMART Respsonse
Mr. Popper's Penguins is always a winter favorite. Students love reading to find out what Mr. Popper and his 12 penguins will do next! This is a SMART Response file designed to be used to assess students' comprehension of the chapters. There are twenty chapters, so two chapters are assessed in each quiz. There are 6-9 questions per set of chapters. The questions are a variety of multiple choice, true/false, yes/no, and student input answers.
Each quiz is designed to be completed separately
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3rd - 6th
Smartboard Fun: Being Sick Questions & Doctor Tools Sort
This lesson was used as additional reinforcement for a unit on health and wellness for Special Education students. Specifically this lesson covers:
1. tools and other things you may see when you go to the doctor's office (this is a sorting activity where students can sort pictures into things a doctor uses vs. things not used by a doctor)
2. A series of yes/no questions about being sick. (This part includes 8 slides each with one question. For example: "Are you sick if you have a fever?" or "
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PreK - 6th
Smartboard Sentence Diagramming Exercises
This is an interactive whiteboard activity for practicing sentence diagramming. Sentences are written so that individual words can be moved to the appropriate placement on a sentence diagram frame. There are also some slides with just sentences, so that students can first practice diagramming on their own papers. On these activities, the next slide contains the same sentences with the diagram frame; these activities can be used to check how well students do with diagramming independently. Diagra
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5th - 8th
Sadako and The Thousand Paper Cranes Background Information and Questions
This Smartboard presentation gives a brief background of Hiroshima, and what the 1000 paper cranes are about. Then it has a slide with photos to give a visual of what a crane looks like, what a paper crane looks like, and the statue of Sadako. To finish this Smartboard lesson, I have created seven questions to assess students.
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5th - 7th
I am Malala: Chapters 6-9 Smart Response Clicker Quiz
This item can be opened with Smart Notebook Software and given to students as a clicker quiz. It is aligned with the information in Chapters 6-9 of the book and has five multiple choice questions.
It could also be printed for students to take on paper (especially absent students), but if you would rather have a paper version and answer key of the quiz, please see the item listed separately in my store!
Grades:
5th - 9th
Bat Unit- Smart Notebook Presentation
**Note: Please see my store for supplemental materials to this Notebook file, including vocabulary sheets and assessments, a research sheet and a rubric, a habitat project, and an overall unit assessment**
This is a Smart Notebook file designed to go along with a unit on bats. I used it with an informational text about bats, but it would also work well in science class.
Some things included in the presentation are:
1- Introduction, directions, and rough draft for researching a bat/writing an
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1st - 6th
The Outsiders: SMART Response Vocabulary Clicker Assessment & Answer Key Bundle
In this bundle, there are SMART Response vocabulary clicker quizzes and automatic scoring for each chapter. They are broken down as follows and can be used individually after each chapter, combined after several chapters, or taken as one unit test at the end of the novel:
Chapter 1 Quiz
Chapter 2 Quiz
Chapter 3 Quiz
Chapter 4 Quiz
Chapter 5 Quiz
Chapters 6-8 Quiz
Chapters 9 & 10 Quiz
Chapters 11 & 12 Quiz
This vocabulary bundle goes with:
The Outsiders Novel Unit Bundle:
The Outside
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6th - 9th
Also included in:Â The Outsiders Novel Unit Activities Bundle
Homophones Smart Board Presentation, Activities, and Assessments
Slide 2 Common core standards covered by these activities.
Slide 3 How to use instructions
Slide 4 Link to YouTube video introducing homophones
Slides 5-27 One word per slide illustrated homophones for teaching
Slides 28-38 Matching homophones and illustrations. For teaching or assessment on Smart Board. Mobile students can use drag and drop, students with upper body mobility can use switches (email me if you want me to insert your switch colors beside the illustrations), students who are no
Grades:
1st - 11th
Conflict Type Sorting Games (smartboard)
2 slides
2 sorting games
internal vs external conflicts with "Finding Nemo"
man vs self, man vs man, man vs society, man vs nature conflicts with "the minion movie"
I do not own the rights to any of the gifs or pictures used.
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5th - 7th
Personal Narrative 5 Day Lesson
A step-by-step guide to writing personal narratives. Includes brainstorming, adding dialogue and imagery, revising, and writing a final draft.
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3rd - 7th
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Maniac Magee Reading Response Journal Prompts
This is a collection of reading response prompts for students to complete while they read Maniac Magee. This is best used alongside a reading journal or as a small or whole class discussion. It can be used for reading groups or as an assessment piece. It's up to you!
Grades:
4th - 6th
Character Suitcase
Use this lesson to complete a study of character traits. This lesson includes an introduction to character traits and how to isdentify them. You students will create a "suticase" using a file folder which highlights their selected character's traits. Additional resoucres and a rubric are also included.
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4th - 8th
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Fiction Vs. Non- Fiction Powerpoint
Breeze through fiction and non-fiction using this powerpoint
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PreK - 6th
The Pain and The Great One Smart Response Clicker Quiz
A ten question quiz assessing your students' comprehension of the infamous story The Pain and The Great One by Judy Blume. A fun way to quiz your students, with no grading papers later! Includes an fun additional question that does not affect your students' grade, asking them about their own sibling preferences.
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PreK - 7th
Expository Research 5-Paragraph Essay SMART Response Assessment
After learning the components of a 5-paragraph essay, students can take this as a formative assessment to show the teacher that they are ready to submit their final draft. If students do not do well with it, the teacher can see what they may need to revisit and revise, before students are finished with the final product. Answer Key is embedded in the document.
There is a paper version of this test in my store, as well.
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6th - 9th
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Nonfiction text features Smart board Activity
This is a non-fiction text features Smart board activity. You can toss any soft object at any of the 24 "easy buttons" and it will ask you a question related to non-fiction text features. I have included an answer key located in the paperclip section of the Smart board activity. You also could use this as an assessment. Hope this helps!
Enjoy!
Jamie Soprych
"Imperfection is Perfection!"
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5th - 7th
Danger in the Desert test: Chapters 6-10
'Danger in the Desert' test you can print for students and use for Smart Responders & Smart Board. This test covers chapters 6-10, it includes 20 questions including comprehension, vocabulary covered in literature guide, and text-based written responses. The last slide includes support for written responses for teaching purposes. This test supports the rigor of common core!
Look for chapters 1-5 and 11-15 tests on my page.
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3rd - 6th
Smartboard Guide to Close Reading and mastering annotation
This Smartboard presentation is a must have for any grade level and can be used for all texts nonfiction, fiction, short stories articles DBQs etc... Slides have vibrant colors and graphics to help students annotate easily. With the slide at the front of the board students mark their texts and follow along. Have them write the question posed at the bottom of the text to insure they find evidence to support their response. Slides can be edited easily to include your text title and questions yo
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4th - 12th
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Homophone Smart board Activity, Assignment and Group Work
The Homophone Smart board activity is engaging, interactive and fun! Once you open the Smart board activity you will see a dice with individual letters on it and another one with dots. You simply touch the dice and it randomly selects a number or letter. This could be how you would select students to come up and participate in the lesson. All students need to do is use a soft Koosh ball, or another soft ball, and toss it to "pop" a circle. Once the circle is "popped" it goes to a colorful slide
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4th - 6th
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Strong reading skills can help students make sense of written content, and gather information for further analysis. Writing skills can help students articulate their ideas, construct arguments, and synthesize information. And speaking and listening skills empower students to clearly present their ideas, participate in group discussions, and collaborate with their classmates. This is why teaching English language arts is critically important for student’s success in school and beyond.
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