FREE JAMBOARD TEMPLATES FOR SECONDARY STUDENTS

written by Lori Gracey August 2, 2021 for TCEA Blo\

• You can get a generic Open Middle template here. It’s perfect for letting you customize what your students are learning. And here’s a template with a complicated tax problem based on the Open Middle strategy as well as one on determining the discount.

• This template allows students to graph quadratic equations. It has several problems already included and you can, of course, add more.

• This site has a very nice collection of math templates organized by grade level (6th, 7th, and 8th). They also have a high school collection.

• Eric Curts offers this template for using Equatio with Jamboard. He also provides detailed instructions for how to use these two programs together here.

• For calculus, check out the Derivatives and Rules of Differentiation Jamboard (TBH, it makes my head hurt thinking about the topic. But the Jam is so cute!) And there’s this one for calculus on Curve Sketching, again with a creative theme.

• For trig, here is a Jam on Derivatives of Log, Exponential, and More that is created with a PBL approach that makes it fun.

• Give your students an opportunity to collaborate while expanding and solidifying their understanding of the Equations of Lines in 3D. Funny puns add some humor.

• Allow students to practice their math skills in a new way with Which One Doesn’t Belong? and What Do You Notice?