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(FREE) Jeopardy Template Back to School Theme
This Back to School themed Jeopardy Template is perfect fun for any grade level and subject. All of the hard work is done for you, just type in your category titles, your questions and answers, and you are ready to go. Create endless games with this template.
This template is for your PERSONAL CLASSROOM USE ONLY and can not be used to create Jeopardy games for sale.
Scoreboards are provided on the game board page, just click the up arrow to increase a team's score by 100 and the down arrow t
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Not Grade Specific
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So You Think You Know About Harriet Tubman?
Journey into the world of Harriet Tubman and the Underground Railroad. Flipchart can be used on a Promethean Board, with a basic LCD and screen or S-Video cable connected to your TV! Flipchart includes web links, KWL Chart and Choice Board Activities.
So You Think You Know About Harriet Tubman? by Patrice Dawkins-Jackson is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.
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1st - 4th
Attendance flipchart
I use this flipchart to take attendance first thing in the morning. Instead of calling students names in the morning, they walk in and tap on their name before they get started for the day.
Simple change the names of the students to fit your classroom. Make sure that you do this in the red design mode.
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K - 6th
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White Brick Activinspire Template
Are you tired of the Sky, Brick, and Paper templates in Activinspire?
I created a new template to use with your lessons. You can use this template as the basis for a new lesson or presentation.
Let's mix it up a bit, shall we?
Hope you enjoy!
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K - 6th
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Spotlight Picture Search
On this 26 page flipchart, the kids move the spotlight around a black screen to try to find the hidden picture. For example, the spotlight starts in the upper lefthand corner. The word written is the picture they need to find. The first one is a flower, so the kids should move the spotlight around until they find the flower. Make the circle bigger for small kids or smaller for bigger kids! Just for fun! I used at the end of the day after school, when kids had 3-4 minutes to wait to be dismissed.
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K - 5th
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