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A library of great math sites for kids
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Links to interactive activities
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Completing Patterns
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Drag shapes to complete a pattern with pattern blocks.
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Missing Addends
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This site helps students practice find the missing number in different number patterns.
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Four levels of play. Find the missing number in a sequence of patterns.
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This site is a four part lesson on patterns. After each lesson, there is an activity to practice.
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The student chooses the next part of the repeating pattern. For beginners or students who are struggling with patterns.
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Old Russian problem. Strategy game...
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Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Can set problems up in algebraic format.
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This is a great way to introduce and teach the students about solid figures!
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Name the faces to make a solid shape. Good whole group activity.
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Describe different types of triangles using the proper geometric terms.
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A lesson on how to describe two dimensional figures. Uses the terms sides, vertex, vertices, and angles.
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Students learn about a line of symmetry in two-dimensional shapes.
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This site contains many activities with symmetry.
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The students identify flips, slides, and turns.
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Identify regular and three-dimensional figures
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Reteach, do an activity, or take a quiz over shapes
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Take a quiz over geometry terms and shapes.
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A site containing many skill related interactive activities.
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Great site that offers songs, activities and printables if needed.
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Telling time to the hour; also uses half past, quarter to, and quarter after.
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Good for introducting fractions to a whole group.
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Modeling and practicing fractions.
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An introduction to fractions.
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Concentration type game
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Place fractions on a number line. Easy and hard levels
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Identifying Fractions Using Circles
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Practice adding pennies, nickels, and dimes.
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Great money practice; use all coins and words...
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Money matching activity
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Counting coins in amounts to $2.00
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The students show which coins are used to make a given amount.
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Count the Change in Grandpa's pockets/money is a little difficult to distinguish;may be better on a larger screen.
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Students find the amount of change from $1.00
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Finding the coins to make the given amount; fast pace.
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The students determine the fewest number of coins to make a given amount.
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The student picks the coin needed to complete the given amount of money.
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Practice story problems using charts.
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Adding money; dollars and cents. Higher level problems. Teach adding three digit traditional method.
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Three levels to practice inches and centimeters. Students identify the length of a line using a multiple choice format.
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Find the perimeter of shapes on a grid.
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Estimate temperature using a thermometer.
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Can move the hands in one and five minute increments or by the hour.
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Stay up as late as you want by finding the clock that matches a corresponding clock.
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Match the analog clock to the digital time
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Practice locating numbers on an empty 100's chart
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A 100's chart that would be great for a center activity-count by 2's, 5's, 10's...
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Counting on or back by a given number
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Missing addends
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Addition game
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Rounding to the nearest 10.
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Using a number line to add two digit numbers; strategy adding the tens first.
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Problems are written in expanded form, the child writes what the number would be.
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The students practice making a ten to see how place value works.
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The students are given a number and asked to identify ones, tens, and hundreds
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A number is given in expanded form, and the student has to select the correct answer.
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The students identify the number in a specific place.
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Click on the ghosts that are odd numbers. Ghosts a problem??
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Putting numbers to 100 in order from least to greatest.
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Putting three-digit numbers in order from least to greatest.
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Practice greater than, less than, equal to, and not equal to.
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Compare numbers to 100 or to 1, 000 using greater than or less than symbols.
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The students choose the correct symbol when comparing number sentences!
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Story problems
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Story problems
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Story problems: Levels 1-6 with or without regrouping, multistep, fractions, money...
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Three skill levels to practice addition with and without regrouping.
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Three levels to practice subtraction probems; with and without regrouping.
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Addition problems; two levels. Can you solve 20 problems in 1 minutes?
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Subtraction problems; two levels. Can you solve 20 problems in 1 minutes?
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Practice math facts; addition, subtraction, mulitplication, or division. Timed or untimed; mixed practice available.
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Pick two numbers from the grid to find the sum.
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Practice subtraction by finding the two numbers that are used to find the given difference.
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Drag numbers to complete a number sentence correctly.
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Click and drag numbers to complete the subtraction sentence correctly. Single digit subtraction.
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Place tic tac toe against the computer using three levels of addition and subtraction problems.
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Fill in the sum using a math grid and uncover a surprise picture.
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Addition and subtraction fact practice. Can set level, practice, or play a timed game.
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Addition andsubtraction practice. Timed, shows scores, and can keep a record of results for the child.
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Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division practice. Race against the clock. Fun and fast paced!
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The students solve subtraction problems to uncover a mystery picture.
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Discover a hidden picture by solving two-digit subtraction problems.
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Two-step addition and subtraction problems. Difficult...may need paper and pencil or use for full group lesson.
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Fun Math Facts Game
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addition/subtraction games
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Fun way to practice math facts
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Use clothing models to determine different outcomes.
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Use a chart to answer questions.
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Learn all the parts of a graph.
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Create a bar graph or a pie graph.
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Students interpret and compare information using a bar graph.
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Use a spinner to determine the liklihood of simple events.
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Probability and ratios.
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Probability
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Learn about the different types of graphs.
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Using graphs in real life situations to interpret, organize, and record information.
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The students answer questions by using a chart.
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Collect data to make and read a picture graph.
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Using Venn Diagrams to answer questions.
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Use graphs to answer questions.
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An activity to be used as full group or paper pencil.
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Finding matching consonant sounds
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Sort word families by choosing the vowel to sort.
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Multiple choice or fill in the blank to choose the correct plural.
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For beginning readers to fluent readers
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Writing with picture books
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Daily Writing Prompts by the month
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Journal/writing ideas
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Story Writing Tips
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Interactive Flip Books
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Type in text, and have it read back to you.
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A site to practice, play games, and take an assessment on spelling words
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Vocabulary, powerpoints, and activities-Goes with reading anthology
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A great site to meet the standards of the unit on Egypt
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Easy reading and high interest for kids
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An online quiz on Egypt.
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Mummify an apple
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A game like jeopardy
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Locating states, capitals, countries with an online game
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This lesson compares the daily life of Native American
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Using a coodinate map
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Use a map to answer the questions using cardinal directions.
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PowerPoints, interactive games, quizzes, and Smartboard Activities
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Processing Skills
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A Game or activity for the study of Egypt
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A website meeting the standards of teaching about ancient civilazations
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Geography
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Everything you need to know about maps
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Government and Civics
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Standards based smartboard activities, Power points, and games
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A fun and interesting site for kids!
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A library of great science sites!
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Activities included are: teeth, matter, light and shadows, rocks and soil, magnets, plants, and characteristics of materials.
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This site has interactive experiments and quizzes over matter.
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Songs about matter
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Free Powerpoint presentations on matter
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A review game in Jeopardy form about matter.
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Kids site to learn more about science and weather
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An interactive science game.
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Play a matching or concentration game. You may also use flashcards.
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A site that contains info. about other weather sites. Great links!
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Twelve Modules Based on Kindergarten Through Second Grade Science Standards
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Interactive site for life science standards
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Habitats
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A wesite about animals!
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A site with links to many other sites on animal research for kids
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This has a lot of information and some activities. Can be used to teach, but is not really interactive for kids
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Problems, not interactive
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This site contains the National library of virtual manipulatives for math.
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A site with many wonderful lessons using manipulatives in geometry.
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This site contains the National Library of virtual manipulatives for many measurement skills. Go to the site, and click on the m
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Spinners, Pie Graphs, Bar Graphs
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Four styles available.
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A website made by a model teacher.
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Many different activities associated wtih second grade skills
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Lots of games from all subject areas.
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Many interactive sites
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Songs for Teaching
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Great source for interactive and smart board activities
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SS, Science, Language, and Math interactive games
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Games, teacher sites, parent sites
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Interactive games that teach skills for every subject
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A website for kids designed my librarians.
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Teaching 21st Century Skills
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Arlys Peterson, from USF, home page. Tons of sites for teachers and kids!
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Find the district portals, essentials, and smartboard lessons.
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Games such as Are you Smarter than a Fifth Grader, Jeopardy, Who Wants to be a Millionaire..
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Just about everything you can imagine to aid in your teaching! He is wonderful!
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Make flashcards for test review for free!
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Must have site!
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Quick writes plus more!
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Interactive, smart board, powerpoint...
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Exchange Ideas for Smart Board Activities
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A list of interactive sites
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Activities made specifically for second grade
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Smart Board Lessons for all subjects and grade levels
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Smart Board Activities to go with our reading series
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A site full of Smart Board Activities for all grade levels
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Smart notebook lessons for all grade levels
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Hundreds of Smartboard Lessons for all grade levels and subjects
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Activities to incorporate Responsive Classroom
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Examples of how to use a morning message
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A reference for project based learning