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Dot Marking
Resources:A coloured penWhat to do:When students are completing whatever task you have asked them to do, simply go round to Click to read more
Parent Marking
Resources:Letter to send home to parents including title/objective of homework, along with the mark scheme and grading criteria. What to do:In Click to read more
Metro Map
Resources: Download from here Guest post by www.twitter.com/dak_74 What to do: Give each student one metro map and one travel Click to read more
Keyboard Templates
Resources:Google ‘Keyboard Template’What to do:Download and print/laminate onto coloured paper a keyboard template of your choice.You can then carry out Click to read more
Pop up/3D Graphs
Resources:Paper/Glue/Scissors/ColoursWhat to do:Why not give pop up bar graphs a go in your lessons. (Doesn’t just have to be a Maths Click to read more
When/Venn
Resources:Click here for an example venn! Guest post by twitter.com/@rondelle10_b What to do:The Venn diagram tool is a useful way Click to read more
Teach/Tech/Techer
Resources:Check out the links here for the tools listed below.What to do:Websites and APPs are not the answer to fantastic teaching Click to read more
Deluxe Learning
Resources:Paint colour charts. (You can get these by emailing your local DIY store or going in for a visit) What Click to read more
Websites by Subject
Resources:Click hereWhat to do:Open this google doc and use some of the fantastic websites suggested by teachers for your subject.Why not add Click to read more
Debating
Resources:Post it notesLittle blank cardsString?What to do:When students are asked to debate as a class there is often a lot Click to read more
Google Sharing
Click here for a list of ASTs/SLEs/LPs (The doc contains their specialism(s), their interests and a link to their blogs/website!) Click here for a list of Click to read more
Creative writing
Resources:Use this grid here Print onto A3 or larger for best effect.What to do:This activity is another one of the popular Click to read more
SMSC
See below for the PowerPoint presentation I presented on the 24/03/15 at Optimus Education’s annual SMSC conference. The aim of Click to read more
ROLL A… series…
I seem to be obsessed with tasks that involve either a random element to them or students rolling dice!Here you Click to read more
#Twitterature
Resources:None!Click here for some examples! @ASTsupportAAli Best friends with different minds, a ranch and a Great Depression. #classic #twitterature— Laura Click to read more
Concentric Squared
Resources: Create the below. Example here by @tombrush1982 What to do: This activity is a variation/adaptation of my earlier concentric Click to read more
Timers
Resources:Download the PowerPoint here– (Shared by the Science Dept.)What to do:Use the individual timers shown in the PP and copy Click to read more
Folding
Resources:A4/A3/A2 paperWhat to do:Give your students a piece of paper. Ask them to fold the page in half. Then again. Click to read more
Grid Learning
Resources:Each pair will need a grid, a die and two green pens. Guest post by https://twitter.com/SLT_Kat adapting original idea on here- Click to read more
Overlays
ResourcesCreate your own overlays- such as… What to do: Create your own overlays which can be printed in A4 or Click to read more