This is a team game to help students re-learn and practice Accidental Rules and Key Signature rules.

This is a file that can be used over several days / weeks to help students practice and improve notename recognition. The "bookmark" practice leads to simple bingo and then to a full Bingo Game!

Scope & Sequence Chart

Unit Overviews

KINDNESS

Lesson 1 Because of You

For the Love of Our Earth

The Elves and the Shoemaker

The Lion and the Mouse

Corduroy

LET'S EXPLORE

Ants! They Are Hard Workers!

If You Find A Rock

Hungry Hoppers

Birdhouse For Rent

Tell Me, Tree

AROUND THE TOWN

Red Light, Green Light, Mamma and Me

In the Money

Jalapeno Bagels

Out and About at City Hall

Grandpa's Corner Store

LOOK AGAIN

Animal Camouflage

Hungry Little Hare

How to Hide an Octopus and Other Sea Creatures

How the Guinea Fowl Got Her Spots

I See Animals Hiding

Money

Earth, Moon, and Sun

Communities Across Time

Storytelling

Scope & Sequence Chart

Resources

Getting Started

RISKS & CONSEQUENCES

Island of the Blue Dolphins

Two Tickets to Freedom

Mrs. Frisby and the Crow

Langston Hughes: Poet of the People

NATURE'S DELICATE BALANCE

The Snowflake: A Water Cycle Story

Energy Makes Things Happen

Who Eats What? Food Chains and the Food Webs

What Rot! Nature's Mighty Recycler

The Great Kapok Tree: A Tale of the Amazon Rainforest

A CHANGING AMERICA

U.S. Constitution and You

Benjamin Banneker - Pioneer Scientist

Striking It Rich - The Story of the California Goldrush

A Covered Wagon Girl - Sally Hester

Abraham Lincoln - 16th President

SCIENCE FAIR

The Scientific Method

Magnetism

How Fast Do You Eat Your Ice Cream?

AMERICA ON THE MOVE

The Golden Spike

John Henry Races the Steam Drill

Immigrant Children

The Dust Bowl

Pop's Bridge

Friendship

Proving Parallelograms

Topic 04, Day 1

Topic 05, Day 1

Topic 05, Day 2

Topic 05, Day 3

Topic 05, Day 4

Topic 05, Day 5

Gr2 Growing With Math WORKBOOK PAGES 21-45

Reviewing Number Concepts

ADDITION & SUBTRACTION

Addition Problems

Count-On Strategy

Use a Double Strategy

Count-Back Strategy

Missing Addend

Subtracting to Find a Difference

Solving Story Problems

Working Back from a Given Answer

MEASUREMENT & GEOMETRY

Identify Measurable Attributes

Measuring Length

Identify & Describe 2-D Shapes

Identify Parallel Lines

Sort & Classify 2-D Shapes

Identify & Describe 3-D Shapes

Identify Faces, Edges, Vertices

Investigate Place-Value Patterns

Working with Growing Patterns

Build a Picture of 100

Work with Multiples of 100

Making Hundreds, Tens, Ones

Read & Write 3-Digit Numbers

Focus on Numbers with 1 Ten

Compare 3-Digit Numbers

Use the Screen Shade tool to hide an answer.

Have students drag labels to a diagram to check for understanding.

This tool can be used in a many ways, here is just one...

Create a hidden answer that "shows" when erased!

Another way to hide information/answers you might want to try.

This is one of thousands of READY-TO-USE tools that Smart has already made.

This sample is set up with Countries and Capitals, BUT you can EDIT the text to be any matching information you want. This is a Flash file. Click the ? for help.

From the Lesson Activity Toolkit. A flash file. Click "New Game" to see options.

Smart has many premade lessons like this one for teaching Bar Graphs to 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders. Remember that you can edit them as you wish.

Use any of the diagrams in this notebook to develop lessons that encourage classroom participation.

Show a Smart video showing students how to find the center of a circle using a compass.

In the Lesson Activity Toolkit, choose Activities and then click Mutliple Choice.

In the Lesson Activity Toolkit, choose Tools and then Tools again, drag CHECKER TOOL to your Smart Notebook.

In this example created by Smart, they used 3 checker tools on the same notebook page. The Checker Tool is found in the Lesson Activity Toolkit. Choose Tools, and then Tools again.

Create hyperlinks using the website url or from a picture or object.

Using a tall tree as a tall object, we can see that it might be hard to measure directly how tall a tree is, but with an angle at a certain distance from the base of the tree, we can calculate the other angle and use the sine of that angle and find the length of the hypotenuse.  At that point, we can use either pythagoreans theorem or sine of the other angle to find the height of the tree

Applications of Sine