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Interactive calendar for the Early Years students found in: http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/May-Interactive-Flipchart-Calendar-222952 * What learning area/year level you think you might use this. This can be used in kindergarten and the first years of primary school. It promotes language development (learning the names and the written form of the days of the week) and number recognition. * What it is you like about the flipchart. It is interactive and allows the children to take over, giving them ownership of their own learning. * Any problems you think it might have. Prior to downloading this, it requires a relevant application to be installed.

Found this and thought it may be useful when planning a rubric if you are using flipcharts. Include some good ideas on what a flipchart should have.

Flipchart for a Promethean IWB looking at facts and inferences. These flipcharts are interactive with an embedded video and learner response questions . Good sequence will help scaffold learning. For age ranges from 4 - 8.

This will be a great resource for early childhood teachers to use. It is a very bright, colourful visual display of the days of the week that the children are expected to learn. Great opportunity to collaborate as a whole class.

Great resource for Year 1. I like the flipchart as it uses a variety of interactive experiences to engage the learner in making choices that are healthy. Some of the problems that may occur with the flipchart information is not considering other food groups and the realistic question of defining "what really is a balanced diet".

This flipchart consists of definitions for the art techniques

Flipchart for a Promethean IWB looking at probability. Uses the built in dice function to compare experiment with theoretical values. Good sequence will help scaffold learning. Good use of the inbuilt dice tool to produce data. Links to some good resources including an online tool that helps generate lots of data quickly. Apparently intended for age ranges from 11 through 18. Some of the exercises/examples may be seen as a little "young" for older students.

What learning area/year level you think you might use this. This is great for maths, being in special ed. there are many students with splinter skills that can move ahead in certain area's. I think this is a great tool to help those student who may be behind keep interested in learning as its interactive and fun. What it is you like about the flipchart. I like that its colorful and engaging for students.  Any problems you think it might have. COST! Very expensive

What learning area/year level you think you might use this. Year 2 - Learning measurement and doing comparing length What it is you like about the flipchart. - its visual, interactive and will provide the students with realworld connections. Any problems you think it might have. - It would be great if it had a measuring tool, ruler or tape measure attached to take it one step further

My (prep/1) mentor has told me I will be teaching persuasive texts. This was actually the only flipchart that came up in a search but I think with some scaffolding would be suitable for the age range.

Lessons & Instructional Materials - Earthquake Introduction. The flipchart introduces earthquakes by asking students to do a 3 minute quick write about their background knowledge. Then, the pages turn into an introduction to vocabulary words related to earthquakes. Students watch a seismograph at work to show student the way the machine works.

For a Promethean IWB

The learning area/year level that could use this resource wout be from prep to year 6. What I like about the flipchart is that it is very interactive and provides resources for a wide range of maths concepts from birthdays, weather to hundreds charts, place value to number lines. Any problems it might have would be that for some things you need to enter or edit you have to switch back and forth between design mode.

The fairly uninspiring title doesn't do justice to this useful little link to a flipchart which uses interactive material to step learners through some of the useful aspects of fractions for a Year 6/7 stage.

This is an Australian activity aimed at Prep/ Foundation year Science where students sort and classify states and properties of matter

This flipchart would be useful in junior secondary geography classes to show students how to include photos and other information into assessment pieces

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Fractions

Year 2 science learning area. The activity has clear imaging and easy to understand questions.