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Common Core W.4.1 resources for SMART Notebook
Aquarium Parts of Speech using the Smart Board
Are you looking for a way to support parts of speech, science, and meaningful writing? This is it!! Each page includes one original photo from the Texas Aquarium. The science content includes animals found at the Texas State Aquarium in Corpus Christi, Texas. Every page has a sentence and asks students to identify two or more parts of speech. There are over 40 total parts of speech in these 15 Smart Board pages. EVERY page asks students to find nouns and verbs and the answers are on
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1st - 5th
Grade 4 Module 3A Simple Machines Unit 3
This is the third and final unit in the 4th grade Simple Machines Module. All of the learning targets, graphic organizers, and protocols are included. This will make your life easier- the module is organized for you! This specific Unit focuses on the Opinion Writing aspect of the module.
Grades:
4th
African American Leaders and Inventors using Smart Board #2
African American Leaders and Inventors using Smart Board #2 focuses on ten prominent men and women including: Benjamin Banneker, Rebecca Cole, Archibald Alexander, Benjamin Bradley, Thomas L. Jennings, Edward A. Bouchet, Daniel Hale Williams, Norbert Rillieux, David N. Crosthwait, and Fredrick M. Jones. This group was born from 1731 to 1893. This is an 18 page Smart Board lesson and has fast facts on each person as well as a photo. In fact, on the first page you will see an activity to e
Grades:
2nd - 6th
Using an organizer to set up your writing
This SMART notebook file has samples of informational, persuasive, and narrative writings. The prewriting includes one sample of each mode of writing using the four-square method of brainstorming. There is one model draft is using the informational mode. This writing really models what the expectations are for wriitng in the late-elementary grade levels.
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4th - 6th
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Writing an Essay: Planning Tools-Circle Map (Brainstorming)&FLEE map SMARTboard
I enjoy the use of these thinking maps for my students. It is a visual way to organize writing.
I start out with the CIRCLE MAP to brainstorm ideas related to a writing prompt. The topic is in the center of the circle and the brainstorm ideas are part of the outer circle. I tell my student to brainstorm the 5 W's (Who, did What, When, Where, and Why)
and at least three events.
From there, they create their FLEE map (FLOW + TREE). I have the students focus on the main ideas and the three signi
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3rd - 6th
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