Notebook+10+and+Smartboard



Notebook 10 Presentations and Information.

To download the files from this wiki click on the icon next to the file that you want, let the file open on your computer and then save it as you would normally.

This really useful booklet gives a back-to-basics rundown of how to use Notebook 10. A how-to guide. Thanks to Justine Abell, Drug Education Consultant Hunter Central Coast.

http://exchange.smarttech.com - Smart Exchange where you find loads of great prepared Smartboard lessons and activities.

An example of a day's routine using the Notebook 10 software on the Smartboard. Updated 29th June 2011. Some maths games with instructions. Just pull out the tab to read the instruction. The tab should pop back out of the way when click on the arrow. Whole class activities or group activities. This is a fun page for the kids to use as they arrive in the morning. Once they have retrieved all their equipment they find their name on the page and drag it into the rubbish bin. The names that are left are either away or have forgotten to drag their names down. To change the names to your own class just double click on the names on the slide and then change them to your own children's names. Lots of fun and a nice way to start the day but certainly not a replacement for calling the role. To save this page into your gallery for reuse open it as you find it here, change the names to your own children, go to the page sorter (down the side) click on the dropdown arrow and click add to gallery. It will then be added to the My Content part of the gallery ready for you to use. This single page is simply a clock with the 5to, 10 to etc added. It also has a bar down the side showing where the children might be at given times of the day. If they tell you it is 6:00 when it is actually 1/2 past 12 ask them to look at the bar to see if they are ever at school at 6:00. Put this screen into your daily routine 6-7 times and ask different children to tell you the time. This has proven to be one of the most effective teaching tools for reading analogue clocks in my classroom. Very simple, very easy and takes no time at all. Sarah is a teacher at Carrington PS in Newcastle and is happy to share some of her pages. She has taken the weather page and added links to the Bureau of Meteorology website for extended conversations about the weather. There is also an activity about the seasons, some dice activities and a graphing activity involving fruit break. This presentation is great for introducing a photograph or picture as a writing stimulus while letting the kids think they are choosing one themselves. The first page is covered in pictures of windows and they are all linked to the second page. Ask one of the children to come up and choose a window and tap on it. Let them think there is a different picture behind each window to add some interest and excitement. When they touch one of the windows it takes them to the second page. Insert the picture that you want them to write about on the second page and away they go. Just change the picture on the second page each time you want to use this type of stimulus for writing tasks. Writing stimulus from previous NAPLAN or BST are great for this. The garbage bin. Great for 'cutting' things from a page in a fun way. Just click, drag and drop it from the page into the 'My Content" part of the Gallery. Petal Numbers 1-12

Squeeze to 30 Squeeze to 100

Never Touch Strategy Game Creepy Critters

Make Dollars and Cents Visual Tiemstable Activity

The Shape Race Dotto The Friends of 10 Bus Up and Down the Ladder The Fractions Wall Friends of 10 Concentration

Friends of 10 Snake Game Jump to 20 Game

Lucky Dip times tables The Magic Page