I'm following some great people on Twitter who seem to understand the concept of "Sharing is Caring!"
Here are five great web resources that work great on the SMART Board. I discovered all of these on Twitter and passed them along (retweet) to the people who follow me.
Interactive Psychedelic Kaleidoscope - The name says it all
Tag Galaxy - Fun and interactive way of searching for photographs
Toy Theater - Music Composition - Fun, interactive ways of teaching music composition
JigsawPlanet - A really amazing site for interactive jigsaw puzzles. You can even create puzzles from your own images! Click on the image of the butterfly and imagine this being displayed on the SMART Board.
Inspiring YouTube videos - 30 Inspiring YouTube videos to use in the classroom.
Tag Galaxy - Fun and interactive way of searching for photographs
Toy Theater - Music Composition - Fun, interactive ways of teaching music composition
JigsawPlanet - A really amazing site for interactive jigsaw puzzles. You can even create puzzles from your own images! Click on the image of the butterfly and imagine this being displayed on the SMART Board.
Inspiring YouTube videos - 30 Inspiring YouTube videos to use in the classroom.
I hope you'll follow me on Twitter and help me share some great resources for the SMART Board.
Sharing is Caring!
great blog and I now follow you on Twitter! Thank you for all your ideas and sharing...I hope to share some cool stuff too when I get back into the classroom after mat leave:)
Karen
Posted by: karen | June 16, 2009 at 08:59 AM
I am very happy to find interesting ideas on how to use Smartboards in the high school science class. I'll be working with teacher in the next few weeks to create a plan of action, and I have seen some great ideas on this site already.
Posted by: Patty | June 24, 2009 at 10:06 PM
Thanks Patty! Please let me know if you need anything! I'm here to help.
Jim
Posted by: Teachers Love SMART Boards | June 25, 2009 at 08:27 AM
I'm sharing a Smartboard game on my blog that I created after watching one of your fantastic videos on you tube. It's for use with Key Stage 1/ Early Years. Thank you so much for the tips and tricks! I'm recommending your blog to teacher friends in the UK!
Posted by: learningparade | July 06, 2009 at 10:08 AM