Grade: High School

I am in awe of one of the latest entries into Word Cloud Generators called Tagxedo. The options for creating word clouds are simply incredible and best of all, the site makes it very easy to save your work as an image file without the need to "capture" your work. The flash-based results are a […]

If you’re a High School Science teacher, you’ll want to review the amazing resources found on Harvard University’s Life Science Outreach Program website. The site contains actual teacher-created resources covering Physiology, Microbiology, Regenerative Biology, Evolution, Neurobiology, Immunology, and the Biology of Cancer.

The eflnet ESL and EFL Resource page has an amazing collection of Language Arts review activities designed for TOEFL preparation. These interactive review activities are fantastic assessment tools in any classroom.
I can think of a myriad of uses for these resources including using them as a quick starter activity. When used with the SMART Board, they can definitely help to increase engagement while assessing student understanding.

I’ll freely admit that I’ve been playing Math games on the Mangahigh website for just over an hour now. The games are very engaging and they work great on the SMART Board.

As I mentioned previously, the interactive resources are downloadable and can be used freely for non-commercial purposes. The really good thing about these resources is that they are flash-based and can be imported into your Smart Notebook files.

I’m hooked! The Eyeballing Game is such a fun way to learn and interact with geometric theorems and shapes that students will be clamoring to get to the SMART Board to try to create a perfect parallelogram!

Mr. Vizza has created a collection of Smart Notebook files to support various chapters of the Algebra Two text book. In addition, he’s made available an amazing library of Mathematical Notebook Galleries containing images, pages, and even a few flash animations! My favorite one is definitely the Formula Gallery.

For teachers looking for a fun way to use the SMARTBoard to help teach Algebra concepts, why not have your students create their own instruction videos.

I was searching through my saved bookmarks looking for some good High School science resources for your Smartboard interactive whiteboard and came upon a great site called Chemistry Diagrams. The resources found here are perfect for the Smartboard, especially the gif and flash-based resources found in the animation section. Here is the Table of Contents for the site. These links are active so you may click on them from here.

I found this website called algebasics that completes Algebra problems in a step by step manner.