You Have a Smart Board, Now What?

You Have a Smart Board, Now What?
An Internet Hotlist on Links for Smartboard

created by greyhound
Prospect Street School Library

Introduction | Math | Language Arts/Spelling | Science | Look Here

Introduction
Our Smart Boards are wonderful tools but you can spend a lot of time creating interactive activities for your students. Well, there are some sites containing just what you're looking for and you don't have to do a thing.

The Internet Resources

Math

AAA Math - This site is loaded with great math activities to assist in exploring time, measurement, comparing nunbers and all operations.
Interactive Math Sites for Smart Boards - Many sites to choose from. Choose what works for you and book mark it for future use.
Math Is Fun - There are good math activities, but a great illustrated math dictionary!
National Library of Virtual Manipulatives - This site is great for Growing With Math! You select a topic from a list including number operations, algebra, geometry, measurement, or data analysis and probablility. When you select your activity, you have the ability to adjust the range of numbers, size of graph, and so on.
Smart Board Resource Page - Assorted links organized first by grade level, subject area and finally a specific topic.

Language Arts/Spelling

AAA Spelling - A variety of spelling activities for each grade level.
BBC Little Animals Activity Centre - Yes, it's from England, but, it does contain some good reading, sound and word activities.
Interactive Language Arts Sites for Smart Boards - Pick from many activities that can add to you language arts lessons.
Republican American-Teach your Kids to Spell - Just like magnetic letters, students can practice letter sounds, spelling words or writing sentences.

Science

Ed Heads - A quick and easy way to bring science concepts into the classroom.
Engaging Learners the Smart Board Way - Engaging is a wonderful word for this site. There are music machines, dinosaur scenes, cloud makers and even a kids jungle where you can add animals, plants and change the weather.
Scholastic - This site has something for everyone. Go to 'teacher resources', select your grade level and subject and I'm sure you will find what you're looking for.

Look Here

Pete's Power Point Station - Would you like a presentation for an author, book, or science or social studies topic? Check out this site. Once you find what you need, you can save it as your own and customize it to suit your needs.

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Last revised Sun Feb 8 8:58:51 US/Pacific 2009