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I used this as a starter activity with my year 8's. They struggled with understanding the content but by the end of the lesson they were able to write a script to explain the video. I'll use it again!

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I showed a scene from Macbeth to Year 9 to get them to guess what was happening before we read the scene together. They were really focused on what was happening on screen and it meant they thought more about the staging rather than just the words.

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Used at the beginning and end of lesson to recap key terms and examples. I liked how students could choose which ones to answer.

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Year 7s were proud of their work and keen for their parents to see!

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Used this in a year 10 revision lesson. They had to spot 20 keywords of materials and write them down. I think this is really clever and shows the amount of things you can do with PowerPoint animations! I don’t think the students had done anything like it before.

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I did this with year 13. I made one for them to trial and then I gave them 20 minutes to produce their own revision games to use over the next few months. They loved it and thought it would be useful for learning straightforward facts.

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ANA- did spotlight today as a r ision  task. Worked really well. I only gave them 3 chances to get the words and then gave them a time limit to think of sentences. The class really enjoyed the activity

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Used this for a recap starter for my year 12 class before a long answer question. Really got the students thinking about the topic and the information needed! Added a time pressure ...... made them think quick!! SRO

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Played the word shooter today! My 9x3 absolutely loved it! Really great, and it was actually better that it repeated questions as it helped consolidate learning.

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Used this as a plenary task to test understanding. I also left gaps for keywords that students had to fill in within the sentences. as well. Worked well with top set as gave them an extra challenge to think about.

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Tried arcade games today as part of a revision lessons.students loved it, especially the leader board. Did have to give them a time limit though. Was a good 5/10 min revision activity activity ANA

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I tried this in 2 ways. Firstly a whole answer scrambled, but also I gave them just one section to see if they could identify where it would be best placed in a whole question. The whole question scrambled worked much better!
Lisa

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I tried this as a revision resource / recap with my travel class. Instead of facts, we used it for sections of their portfolio.
Lisa

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I tried this with my year 9s, but none seemed too keen! However, I gave them the option of just emailing me a picture of their work, which one did and I emailed that. BUT, the email address wasn't on the planner app, so I had to look it up, which took time.

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Did this with my yr12 soc class. They loved it! I gave them a 5-6 minute limit to play the games though as they could have gone on for ages!!!

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I used give me 5 as a starter with low ablity year 10 to recap what we have done so far on three different questions on their exam paper. It was a great way to show how the questions link together and ye are different from each other.

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I created a recap quiz for Macbeth for year 9 and then got them playing word shooter. It was a fun way to recap and you could review scores at the end and see who got highest. I found word shooter better than asteroids or pac man because there was more time on the questions rather than the game!

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I did this activity with my year 12 sociology class, prior to going over assessment feedback. I asked the to give me facts about the different perspectives. It seemed to work really well, and they also got quite competitive. It was useful to see what they could recall about the perspectives because they had confused them in the test, so it also helped me to confirm that they did have a level of understanding of the perspectives.

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ANA give me 5- expanding keywords to sentences

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ANA give me 5- expanding keywords to sentences

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Did this as a starter. Weaker students had to find 5 keywords, then expand into a sentence

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Did this with 10y1 as a plenary to help recall fact she about their language paper 1 assessment! Works brilliantly!