Back to School with SMART Board Lessons and Games
August 28th, 2008The TeqSmart Blog is still on location in Chicago, but we’re hard at work, too. Yesterday, for instance, we did a marathon training day of three schools, three trainings, three hours each. In the words of Barney Stinson, it was legen…wait for it…this never gets old…dary! It was one of those days that puts the TeqSmart crew in the realm of Bill Brasky…or at least Holiday Inn’s Joe Polski.
For those of you getting back in the swing of things, here are some resources to help you out:
Arcademic Skill Builders: TeqSmart trainer Scott found this website which has a number of interactive games for students building basic math skills. Students solve math problems in racing, meteor-destroying, and many other action-packed games. Students can play alone or against others from all over the world. While checking this site out, we accidentally entered into a multi-player game against the elementary school students the site is designed for. After thirty minutes, we started to feel guilty of continually beating eight year olds, but they should realize that the TeqSmart Crew does not back down. Suzie0801, you may have one the last bout, but we’ll take you down next time…It’s a really good website.
The Educator Resource Center: This is our depository of SMART Board lessons we like to post every now and then for those new to our site.
Scholastic’s SMART Board Lessons: This is another repost, but if you missed it you should definitely check out the lessons Scholastic is making.
Best of luck! We’re hopping a plane back to home base!