Challenge Grid-Do You Remember?

Resources:

Make your own grid based on retrieval/recap questions set from what you have taught.

Above image header and idea by Kate Jones- @87History

What to do:

Use the grid to set students a points based challenge to check/test them into recapping their learning.

Retrieval Practice Challenge Grids to use this term – pupils to answer questions based on previous subject content. Recap, recall & revise! #TeachUAEchat #PedagooFriday #AussieEdchat #UKEdchat 🇦🇪📚 pic.twitter.com/yCWOGZOPdk

— Kate Jones (@87History) January 4, 2018

Variations:

Get students to make their own?

Here are some other subject related ones:

Shouts to Kate @87History on this starter, a lovely rework on a tried & tested formula that makes students aware of retrieval practice with a little healthy competition too #historyteacher #edchat #revision pic.twitter.com/9XiBvFtyO4

— Greg Thornton (@MrThorntonTeach) January 7, 2018

Upping the challenge with conceptual understanding. Revised Retrieval Practice Challenge Grid. See *** items. cc: @87History @LybryaKebreab @Moore1997B @GOBarnwell @ShardsL @wendy21brown @stedcamptandl #mtbos #msmathchat #iTeachMath pic.twitter.com/d7BGUjKEQQ

— Mary Dooms (@mary_dooms) January 7, 2018

@87History Loved your retrieval quiz idea so thought I would give it a go myself! Great starter activity to start the new term #teachingandlearning pic.twitter.com/Izga8K2BQy

— Miss R Cook (@misscookhistory) January 7, 2018

Inspired by @87History Retrieval Challenge Grid to recap and recall previous content #gcsepe #retrieval pic.twitter.com/X4PzBzAhrZ

— Tom Brush (@tombrush1982) January 7, 2018

Use the search bare to find more Learning Grid based activities!