Listed below are a variety of resources that can be used with an interactive whiteboard.
(Many of these resources require SMART Notebook to open.)
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| SMART Exchange is a resource forsearching and browsing SMART Board lessons and tools. |
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| Penn State has a free, public resource of interactive whiteboard games. These can be played directly on any integrative whiteboard and use the 7 domains of reading. |
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| An interactive whiteboard game to work on finding details in reading. This is one of the games from WPSU. |
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| This SMART Board resource is anengagement activity on consonant digraphs of sh, ch, th, and wh. To download the SMART Board click on the picture above. Also, please refer to the lesson plan below to see how I implemented this whiteboard. |
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| An interactive whiteboard from two of my fellow Graduate Assistants- Sarah and Megan. The lesson is on three types of nonfiction text. |
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| Another interactive whiteboard from a fellow GA, Whitney. The whiteboard is on the word families -at and -ake. |
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| Use this website for free interactive whiteboard resources. These can be played without special software. |
Podcasts About Interactive Whiteboards
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| Preston College's podcast on using interactive whiteboards in the classroom. This describes the best practices for using whiteboards to teach a variety of concepts. |
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| A podcast that explains how to use SMARTBoard in your classroom. Although it focuses on math, the ideas can be used in all areas. |
(A variety of interactives to use on the interactive whiteboard)
(Beginning reader games, fun,
lessons)
(Basics for reading, sci.,
math, and computers)
(Interactive quizzes on
standardized test-type material)
(Click on Classroom Resources
for reading and writing activities.)
(Makes spelling
fun—activities—spelling list by teacher.)
(Ages 5-12; on-line
activities in subjects)
Video
This video describes one way to use
an interactive whiteboard to teach reading
and writing conventions. This video
shows how to teach pronouns.
