Teachers recognized for creative contributions to curriculum

Ever wonder how other educators use Notebook collaborative learning software to create interactive lessons in their classroom?  To find out, we announced a Lesson Activity Contest in the August issue of EDCompass newsletter. The contest was SMART's way of recognizing teachers like you who strive to make learning more effective and engaging for students.

We received over 100 entries and, after much deliberation, the results are in. Congratulations to our seven winners, whose entries represented the best submissions in the following categories:

Core curriculum subject Lori Reed Kress Elementary School Kress, Texas	A World Class Tour   Download this lesson activity (2.4 mb)
Non-core curriculum subject Michelle Nebel Lewis Elementary Excelsior Springs, Missouri	Blogging Safety   Download this lesson activity (1.1 mb)
Presentation and layout Christine Ames Wolzl Maryview Catholic School Red Deer, Alberta	Halloween Story   Download this lesson activity (1.7 mb)
Notebook software features Jonnie Holt Beaufort Elementary School Beaufort, South Carolina	Farm Counting   Download this lesson activity (2.7 MB)
Primary lesson activity Deborah Miller École St. Avila Winnipeg, Manitoba	Parts of the Plant   Download this lesson activity (4.1 mb)
Secondary lesson activity Joseph Saccone Eastchester High School Eastchester, New York	Mitosis Dissection   Download this lesson activity (4.9 MB)
Senteo interactive response system lesson activity Anne Joyce Our Lady of Lourdes School Washington, Missouri	Solar System Review   Download this lesson activity (288 KB)

View SMART's complete collection of lesson activities in our educator resources section.