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Four-square activity is so versatile. My favorite way to use this was through vocabulary and writing - but, it can be used with ANY subject, the possibilities are endless!

This is an intake interview form used for school counselors and/or school psychologists to gather necessary information on students before providing them with services. It is a zip file with two versions of the interview form, both files within the zip are PDF files (both files are 5 pages each). These have a lot of insightful questions, great for all age levels, but if you are conducting the interview on elementary age students, you may need to omit certain questions as not all questions appl

Great guidance lesson with fun activities! This Activ flipchart for Promethean Board is great for school counselors or teachers teaching a lesson on honesty. It opens with an introductory comic. Then flips to the title page, then the lesson's objectives. Next, are several higher order thinking prompts inviting the class to brainstorm on the topic of telling the truth. The flipchart then provides the story of "The Boy Who Cried Wolf," in which the teacher can read aloud to the class. Followi

This 2 page excel sheet allows teachers to enter in student names and document students' behavior each day. It has letters that stand for each type of behavior so that teachers documentation is quick and hassle free.

This 13-page Promethean Flipchart is a great social living lesson for teaching the history of U.S. patriotic symbols. On the first page, it opens with four well-known symbols of the United States, with a link to a website that allows you to play several different patriotic songs (if your media player allows) - I chose to open with one that most of the students have heard before (e.g. "Yankee Doodle") as part of a motivating introduction, but you have several songs to choose from through this we

This math flipchart for Promethean Board and Activ studio teaches students to identify shapes with equal parts and to count the number of equal parts within a shape. This flipchart is aligned with the skills covered in 9.1 Houghton Mifflin Math - 1st grade. The lesson opens with a word problem in which students must use simple division to solve, and can use manipulatives to check. Next, is a quick review (test prep) and lesson quiz (pre-test) derived from the text. Next, is a title page intr

This social living Promethean flipchart teaches students to identify events from the past, present, and future and use terms to describe each. The flipchart opens with 3 pictures - one of a baby, one of a child ages 6-8 (around the age of the targeted audience of the lesson) and one of a grown man. The students must tell the difference between the 3 pictures, which opens into: past, present and future time frames. Next, is a page of daily objectives for the lesson. The lesson then moves towa

This flipchart is aligned with Scott Foresman Social Studies 5th Grade: The United States textbook and workbook Ch. 11: The Young United States. It is about 3-4 weeks worth of lessons/content for your history class. It contains Lesson 1: Washington as President, Lesson 2: Jefferson Looks West, and Lesson 3: Another War with Britain. It teaches historical figures consisting of George Washington, John Adams, Abigail Adams, Thomas Jefferson, Alexander Hamilton, Washington's Cabinet, Pierre L'Efa

This 9 slide Math Activ Studio flipchart teaches students to make and use pictographs to compare information.This lesson is aligned with the Houghton Mifflin Math Series, 4.3 - 1st grade, although it can be used to teach concepts in grades K-4. This lesson begins with the “Problem of the Day” in which students are given a word problem that uses critical thinking to determine the number of teeth the students in the class lost. The students can use the visual manipulatives on the Promethean Boar

This is a high frequency assessment that can be used informally as an activity or in test format. It is aligned with Scott Foresman Reading Series First Grade story "Frog and Toad Together" using the high frequency words: read, soon, few, how, afraid, again. Students are given a word bank and sentences and must write the word in the blank that best completes the sentence.

I used this activity following a lesson on sense of smell. We discussed why smell is important and what kinds of things you can smell, and what kinds of things you cannot sense with smell. I had brought in several things for them to smell and guess what it is they were smelling. This activity lets them cut and paste the pictures and place into a T-Chart either under the nose for "can smell" or the "cannot smell" column. This is a great way to formally assess sense of smell in the primary gra

I've attached all of my handwriting flipcharts in one zip file. If you purchase them this way, instead of individually, you can save over $70! However, you can still purchase all of these flipcharts individually if you choose. Each flipchart teaches students the concept of handwriting with great visuals, demonstrates and models each skill, air tracing, and then allows students to come to the Promethean Board for practice. These are based on the lessons from the handwriting manual I used in m

This social living flipchart for Promethean Board teaches what it means to volunteer and how students can volunteer in their community. After the title page, a daily set of objectives are listed along with a thinking prompt to open the lesson. Next is a vocabulary page with the term “volunteer” along with the definition. The next page enlightens students on what volunteers do, along with visuals. Next, students are given examples of several ways they can volunteer on a daily basis. The next

This lesson is great for a science or social living lesson on classifying animals: distinguishing between farm animals, zoo animals, and pets. The powerpoint opens with a motivating introduction of 3 silhouettes of animals. The students have to guess what they are, the teacher then removes the silhouettes to reveal the animals, and the students must discuss how these three animals are different. The next slide lists the daily objectives. The next slide provides higher order thinking prompts

This 11 slide Math Activ Studio flipchart for Promethean Board teaches students to write fact families using related facts (inverse operations). This lesson is aligned with the Houghton Mifflin Math Series, 6.5 - 1st grade. This lesson begins with the "Problem of the Day" in which students are given a subtraction problem with visual manipulatives. The teacher may choose the subtraction method he or she thinks is most appropriate for the class to solve the problem (e.g. cross out method). Nex

This activity reinforces comparative endings -er and -est. The students are given great visuals and must determine which comparative ending the picture describes. This can done in centers, completed individually, or done whole group by displaying it on the overhead projector to enhance a lesson on comparative endings.

This 10 slide Math Activ Studio flipchart for Promethean Board teaches students how to write and solve related addition and subtraction facts (inverse operations). This lesson is aligned with the Houghton Mifflin Math Series, 6.4 - 1st grade. The lesson opens with the "Problem of the Day" in which students are given a subtraction problem in which they can color in the socks and eliminate (cross-out method) to find the answer. Next, the flipchart displays the daily objective, then reviews vocab

Through this handout or center activity students are adjective detectives! Their mission to find all of the adjectives in the poem "Do Spiders Stick to Their Own Webs?" (poem provided with a picture) and circle them. This can be done individually, cooperatively in groups or pairs, or displayed on a Promethean Board or projector and done as a class. This aligns with the Scott Foresman 2nd grade story, "Anansi Goes Fishing," but this activity can stand on its own to teach adjectives, even if yo

This 10 slide Math Activ Studio flipchart teaches students to represent data with tally marks on a chart. This lesson is aligned with the Houghton Mifflin Math Series, 4.1 - 1st grade. This lesson begins with the “Problem of the Day” in which students are given word problem in which they must solve using the visual manipulatives (plants) to subtract. The student can manipulate and use the “cross out” technique with the visual manipulatives on the flipchart. Next, the flipchart displays the dai

This 12 slide Math Activ Studio flipchart teaches students to classify and sort shapes by more than one attribute. This lesson is aligned with the Houghton Mifflin Math Series, 7.3 - 1st grade. The lesson begins with the "Problem of the Day" in which students are given a rule regarding the 3 objects shown and must determine which object does not belong while following the rule. Next, the flipchart displays the daily objective along with a higher order thinking prompt about the importance of th