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Welcome to the Teq blog! Here you will find ideas, tips, and commentary on best practices related to interactive technologies and their integration into the curriculum. We hope you enjoy your time here and will become an active part of our learning community. The blog is written for educators, students, administrators, and anyone interested in learning how to infuse technology into their daily lives and practice.
Pick it
Let the numbers do the work. The Random Number Generator is a great student selection tool for any classroom. Instead of calling on your students to read, answer problems or come up to the SMART Board, you can assign each … Continue reading
Posted in Lesson Plans, Notebook, Smart
Tagged Lesson Activity Toolkit, Notebook 10, random number, Random Number Generator, Smart, smart notebook
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The SMART Way to Choose Students
Whether it’s the beginning of the school year or you’re substituting a class, you’ll never have to worry about forgetting a name when you call on a student. Using the Random Word Chooser tool in SMART Notebook, you can have the software … Continue reading
Playing in the Math Playground
If you’re looking for interactive math activities for your SMART Board, check out Math Playground. This application will allow you to choose from a number of interactive games for elementary and middle school classrooms. Explore the Math Games section and find … Continue reading
Posted in Math, Web Resources
Tagged everyday math, interactive learning, Math, mathematics, web
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Multiple פְּסוּקִים in Notebook
Many people are under the impression that the way to get Hebrew onto a SMART Notebook page is by image capture. We have made a lot of progress, and now we can type Hebrew directly into Notebook and Lesson Activity Toolkit … Continue reading
Posted in Notebook, Religion
Tagged chumash, davka, hebrew, jewish, multiple, psukim, right to left, text, text library
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Integrate Technology into Your Religion Lessons
William H. Sadlier, Inc., a well renowned Christian publishing company, created an exciting web based initiative called We Believe. The website offers a variety of properties and activities for students, teachers, priests, pastors and families. We Believe categorizes resources based … Continue reading
Posted in Lesson Plans, Religion, Tips, Web Resources
Tagged interactive, resources, Web Resources
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What’s a Hink Pink?
What’s a Hink Pink? Well, it’s a “cool tool.” A Hink Pink is a riddle where the answer is two words that rhyme and have one syllable. For example, an embargo on air movement devices is a fan ban. There’s also … Continue reading
Posted in Downloads, Educator Resource Center, Games, Notebook
Tagged dictionary, ELA, Fun, riddle, riddles, synonyms, thesaurus
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Real-time Behavior Management Made Simple
Take control of your classroom. ClassDojo.com is a real-time behavior management tool that will help you increase student engagement quickly and easily. ClassDojo will allow you to recognize specific behaviors as they occur, all with just one click from your interactive … Continue reading
New Applications for the SMART Table
Are your students ready for some new SMART Table activities? Visit SMART Exchange today and download 3 new free SMART Table applications including “Story Stage,” “Narrow it Down” and “Image Reveal.” All the activities are a lot of fun and will enhance student … Continue reading
Sumdog’s Know Their Math
Make video games a learning activity. Sumdog has a wide selection of free numeration games and teacher tools that will keep your students engaged in math. Sumdog’s math games cover over 100 numeracy topics, which span 10 levels of difficulty. … Continue reading
3 Container Sort
The Container Sort is an interactive way for your students to sort images and ideas. This tool will allow your students to sort objects into containers that look like the idea they represent. The keys to its functionality are layering, … Continue reading
