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Mimio
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Do you know how to use a whiteboard?
Can you turn on a
computer?
Attach a Mimio to your whiteboard, connect to a computer and everything you write or draw is electronically captured - in color and real-time - so that it can be instantly saved and shared with students, parents and colleagues anywhere, anytime. Print, email or export class notes to HTML and post to a website. |
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Connections to the New York State English Language Arts Learning Standards |
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Lessons |
Mimio Images |
Quick Time Demonstration |
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Students completed the following sentences by selecting synonyms and antonyms for selected words. A follow up activity may be found at the website below. Students can color the pictures accordingly. |
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| Students created their own worksheets in order
to practice their contractions.
Go on a scavenger hunt on the web to find contractions in children's literature. |
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| These Venn Diagrams answer sample questions from the fable The Three Fish. |
The Three Fish |
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| These graphic organizers were created during a
guided reading activity with the story Lizards for Lunch by Conrad
J. Storad.
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Lizards for Lunch |
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