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Create posters resulting from discussions to be used at home for revision

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Create posters resulting from discussions to be used at home for revision

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At home only projects - not always internet based

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At home only projects - not always internet based

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Reward and share the work completed at home.

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Reward and share the work completed at home.

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This will give them motivation to work at home.

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Ask the kids to prepare at home a grammar point that you want them to learn and explain to the class and to deliver their ideas the next time you see them

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Get pupils to record voice explanations to share at home

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Spellodrome

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Uploading tasks/forms/videos and changing them each week for homework

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Something I've seen from other schools. Differentiated challenges on a theme. For example 'Persuasive writing' ould have a) list the persuasive techniques and give examples b) create a poster that will persuade someone to do thing  c) write a paragraph to persuade person of thing etc.

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set reading activities with differentiation with wordbanks...

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Forms quizzes

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After they have read a text at home, use show me boards to get them to answer questions - instantly know who is right or wrong

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Some books are available online (free) as serialised audiobooks. Could we use these to teach a novel/longer story. Pupils would listen at home and do prep work, then discuss in school.

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- checklist
bingo cards

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Using something like this to gather ideas for a task.

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Read the text at home so they can answer questions in school

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focus on developing talking skills for MFL

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For example, research for a task/reading part of a story or book etc.

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lots of brainstorming - but need to take ideas down and share them

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Praise cards - I bought lovely ones from the Positive Teacher Company: https://thepositiveteachercompany.co.uk/collections/pupil-praise-1

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Praise cards - I bought lovely ones from the Positive Teacher Company: https://thepositiveteachercompany.co.uk/collections/pupil-praise-1

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Like show me boards, but the teacher can use their phone to scan the responses and it collaborates how many people got the right answer etc. Kids just need paper with a QR code on it.

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use websites such as "this is languages" to enable pupils to develop their listening skills at home, at their own pace (pupils can modify the pace of speech to suit their own needs)

introduce new vocabulary via quizlet, linguascope

use kahoot Challenges so assess pupils' progress and understanding

use google forms to assess students

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think pair share

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Pre - reading for classwork