Category: 3rd Grade

3rd Grade Smartboard Games – Math, Reading, ELA, Science, Social Studies Games for the Smartboard

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  Solids, Liquids and Gases Activity – Science

  Use the Smartboard and this interactive lesson on the three forms of matter. All matter can exist in three forms. Solids, liquids and gases. Use this activity to sort them into categories and learn the processes that change solids, liquids and gases from one form to another. Directions: Sort various things into the correct category […]

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  Author’s Purpose Activity – Reading ELA

  Use this lesson on the Smarboard to teach about author’s purpose. Authors write to inform, entertain, or to persuade the reader. Determining the author’s purpose can help you to better understand a text. Directions: Navigate through the lesson using the yellow next button. You will learn about how each purpose has clues that will lead […]

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  Telling Time Game – Math

  Use the Smartboard to practice the skill of telling time and elapsed time with this fun and interactive game. Elapsed time is the amount of time that goes by while an event is occurring. Directions: Click play to choose the difficulty level to play on. Select challenge for figuring out elapsed time questions. Click the […]

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  Number Line Activity – Math

  Use the Smartboard along with this interactive lesson on number lines. A number line is lines with evenly spaced intervals. Number lines help show us how number relate to each other. Directions: Press step by step to begin the lesson. Navigate through this interactive lesson Using the next and show me buttons to see steps […]

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  Equivalent Fractions Game – Math

  Utilize the Smartboard to learn about equivalent fractions. Equivalent fractions are two fractions that represent the same value but look different. Multiplying the numerator and denominator by the same number is one way to make an equivalent fractions. Directions: Click on the sun to begin. Click and drag the fractions that best represent the pictures. […]

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