If you want to start introducing the alphabet to your learners, this smartboard game is an excellent tool to use in your classroom. You need to make sure that the correct letter is clicked before the wolf gets to you.
This smartboard game allows your students to build a termite tower. The students can draw shapes on the smartboard and then drop the shapes to build the tower. The whole class can even challenge the computer to see who finishes the tower first. Just make sure you draw with your fingers on the left and not the smartboard pens.
This smartboard resource allows your students to draw symmetries. Just make sure they don’t use the smartboard pens and rather use their fingers to draw on the smartboard.
This is a great wordsearch smartboard game that you can play with your whole class. When a team finds a word they get to go to the smartboard and circle it. Words can be found vertically, horizontally and diagonally. The team with the most points wins.
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Today’s smartboard resource comes from the great site Teacher’s Love Smartboard:
The activity is extremely thorough and provides a great introduction to electric circuits for students aged 7 through 11. The Blobz Guide has five sections: What Are Circuits, Conductors and Insulators, Switches, Changing a Circuit, and Circuit Diagrams. In each section, students go through a basic information activity, a hands-on reinforcement activity, and an assessment activity. Not only does the Blobz Guide utilize solid learning principals, it’s extremely easy (and fun) to navigate.
Have teams race against the clock to find the objects on their card in this bingo smartboard game! Your students will have to identify different fruit and click on the relevant object before the time runs out. Once they get five fruits in a row, they can yell BINGO!
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Playing jeopardy in your classroom can be loads of fun! However, many teachers find they don’t have the time to setup a jeopardy game the instant they need it in class. This is where Jeopardy Math Game comes in. It has yet to be launched, but it looks very promising, so make sure you sign up now.
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Population Density
If you are teaching your students about the world (whether it is climate, the different languages, natural disasters etc.), you must have a look at National Geographic Interactive Maps. They have the following maps available:
- population density
- earthquakes
- volcanic eruptions
- ocean currents
- language diversity
- climate zones
I will bet you will learn something from these maps as well 
Go to National Geographic Maps
If you are looking for a smartboard lesson on the food chain, Sheppard Software has a great lesson for you. Your students are tasks with putting the different objects in the correct order to complete the food chain.
We all know that Jeopardy for the classroom must be one of the most popular smartboard games one can play. You have to give Stu’s Quiz Boxes a try. This is Jeopardy to the order of 10. Great fun, great graphics, your students will love it!