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Andrea Chen
(New Orleans - United States)-
- Contributed By: Mr. Harpine .
A KWL chart for SMART Boards. I would recommend using this presentation in conjunction with a Foldable (see the projects collection) or a printed sheet (see the notetaking collection.
Blank notebook paper in case you prefer to have lines to write on. The file includes 5 pages. The original image this file was created from was taken from Open Office and is licensed as Creative Commons. Source - http://www.openoffice.org
Quiz templates for SMART Boards. Write or type the key terms people etc into the boxes. Then save the file under a different name if you wish to use it again.
A concept map for the SMART Board. I would recommend using this presentation in conjunction with a Foldable (see the projects collection) or a printed sheet (see the notetaking collection).
Two Venn Diagrams. One has two circles and the other has three circles. I would recommend using this presentation in conjunction with a Foldable (see the projects collection) or a printed sheet (see the notetaking collection).
A blank historical events chart on SMART Notebook Software. I would recommend using this presentation in conjunction with a Foldable (see the projects collection) or a printed sheet (see the notetaking collection).
This SMART Notebook file was designed to be used in conjunction with the Timeline Notetaking template found in my notetaking collection.
This sheet was designed to be used with the pdf template in the class activities collection.
These are mostly webpages with interactive content not SMART Notebook files. So if you are using a different brand of board/software they will still work. Hundreds of resources.
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This set of charts should be used in conjunction with the pdf version available in my notetaking collection. I would recommend using this presentation in conjunction with a Foldable (see the projects collection) or a printed sheet (see the notetaking collection).
A prediction chart in the SMART Board format. I would recommend using this presentation in conjunction with a Foldable (see the projects collection) or a printed sheet (see the notetaking collection).
A weekly schedule format in SMART Notebook format.
A concept web created with Inspiration. This concept map has been inserted into SMART Notebook for use on a SMART Board.
An alternate version of the KWL chart. The KWL format requires little explanation however, I would recommend using this presentation in conjunction with a Foldable (see the projects collection) or a printed sheet (see the notetaking collection.
This is a collection of outline maps in SMART Notebook format. The outline maps are from http://geography.about.com/library/blank/blxindex.htm This website is an excellent source for outline maps. The maps are in .gif format and can be easily inserted into presentations and worksheets.
A multiple choice quiz template. This template is designed for whole class assessment (i.e. it is not interactive.) It is a way to deliver short assessments without wasting xerox paper. You can either write the questions and answers in by hand as I often do...or you can type them in using the Notebook Software. Students should number a half sheet of paper 1-10 and write the letter of the correct answer.
A four square chart in SMART Notebook format
This file contains various charts which can be used to help students take notes while reading articles, books or watching videos.
A SMART Notebook file which gives you ten pages of graph paper for math instruction. You can always add more pages if you click the right button on your mouse and select "clone page." (The graphics were taken from the Open Source Clip Art Library http://www.openclipart.org/ and the paper background is from an old Open Office Extension Pack http://www.openoffice.org)
A six square chart designed to show students different facts about a story. You can always add more pages if you click the right button on your mouse and select "clone page." (The graphics were taken from the Open Source Clip Art Library http://www.openclipart.org/)
A Notebook Presentation that shows students how to outline a chapter. This was designed for use with a Glencoe Textbook but, it could be easily modified for other books. (You would simply need to change the part where I have told the students what color the headings will be in the book.)
