Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz

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FREE Data Analysis & Interpreting Graphs Digital Task Cards for BOOM Learning

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These nine digital task cards are about data analysis and graph interpretation of line graphs, bar graphs, and pie charts. There are three graphs, each with three different questions. The three questions per graph gradually increase in difficulty. The question types include typing the correct response, answering True or False, and clicking the correct responses. These digital task cards work on laptops, desktops, Smart Boards, Chromebooks, tablets, and any other mobile devices that can access th

5th - 8th

Basic Principles, Graphing, Science

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Scientific Method SmartBoard Interactive Quiz

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TechedOutTeacher

This is a short 6 question quiz designed to work with the Smart Response System of interactive clickers and your Smart Notebook software. Use it to review the steps of the scientific method. If you like this item, you might consider clicking the "Follow Me" button so you will get updates whenever I add something new. You could also check out my blog for ideas and web links http://technotchrtpt.blogspot.com/ "Scientific Method SmartBoard Interactive Quiz" by Heather M. Kaiser is licensed under

3rd - 8th

Basic Principles, General Science, Science

Force - Movement and Friction - A Third Grade SmartBoard Introduction

Mike Hyman

Analyzing Data and Interpreting Graphs Digital Task Cards for BOOM Learning V1

Elly Thorsen

Analyzing Data and Interpreting Graphs Digital Task Cards for BOOM Learning V2

Elly Thorsen

Analyzing Data and Interpreting Graphs Digital Task Cards for BOOM Learning V3

Elly Thorsen

Living & Non-Living Object Sort

Created by

Mandy Nelson

Have Kindergarten students sort living and non-living objects using this Smart notebook file. It is one page. The student will drag the object to either the living or non-living side of the board.

PreK - K

Basic Principles, Science

Light: Transparent, Translucent, Opaque

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Erin's Elementary Classroom

This presentation introduces transparent, translucent and opaque in a fun way with Bitmoji! We talk about hide and seek and which material would be best to hide behind. My first graders loved this presentation and it adds an element of fun to science!

1st

Basic Principles, General Science, Science

NGSS

1-PS4-2

, 1-PS4-3