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Silent method- you demo without talking, they write down a method then maybe do a wagoll? 

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Silent method- you demo without talking, they write down a method then maybe do a wagoll? 

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Present data findings to their call
Write a report to explain the findings from a data set
Creating questions regarding data
Creating a survey to gather data
Conclusions and analysis of the data
Always, sometimes never-ending true
Sequencing tasks
Shopping list work (planning) for designing work within shape topics.

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Decode the job advert and decide whether Cassio or Iago deserves the job

Instagram post for a character

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Facebook profile or Instagram message / snapchat instant communication use of social media.

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1066 who should be king? Write a job description for a king and then work out which of the contenders to the throne is best suited

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The Buddha is selling his palace he needs to make a list of all his possessions that he wants to sell

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Images for exam question
List of command words to use for each question - Command word build.
4 pictures and match with best command word
Read out question to partner then to the rest of the class.

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Formal email disciplinary for Cassio
Eva Smith gets a disciplinary from Milward's
Inferences from Mr B's job advert for Eva
Eva's email to Milward's for the job
CV for Eva - make her an ideal candidate and explain why
Shopping list and recipe for the witches in Macbeth

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Write a medical report on a fictitious sports person including a description of the muscles and potential issues

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Write a medical report on a fictitious sports person including a description of the muscles and potential issues

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Prepare a monologue for a job interview/audition

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Prepare a monologue for a job interview/audition

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Create an advert/ poster for a missing person

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Find an instruction manual for a particular piece of musical equipment and decipher certain information to present back to the class

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Find an instruction manual for a particular piece of musical equipment and decipher certain information to present back to the class

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Write an exam question from an answer not using specific words or specific words

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Year 8 coasts - Write a persuasive letter to your local councillor suggesting which type of coastal management strategies should be used to protect your coastal town.

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Year 8 coasts - Write a persuasive letter to your local councillor suggesting which type of coastal management strategies should be used to protect your coastal town.

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Answer the exam question in 1 minute without repetition, hesitation.

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Rutherford to tweet his experimental findings - add scientific figure of your choice

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Discuss and interview candidates in role or out of role to link with Macbeth/Othello or stage director for Shakespeare director

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Ask questions and if a pupil doesn’t know the answer get another pupil to answer the question then get the original pupil to answer the question/

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Organising an event (festival/street party). Email the council to arrange permission, organise guest lists etc

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We currently don't have a lot of literacy marking that we do. When we do have literacy work we can use this. We discussed the fact that our exams do not require students to use precise literacy skills, so out focus will always be be on the mathematical workshop they do.
Comprehension is more important to us, and we can evaluate this through a student's maths response

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S - simple, quick, requires student input
W - doesn’t give correct keyword spelling, pupils don’t know how to use a dictionary
O - dictionary in all classes
T - piece of work with lots of errors with lower ability pupils - motivation

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Like the actions to do
Shorter makes it clearer
More opportunity to increase challenges

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Strengths - concise, students will be more used to what the codes mean
Weaknesses - does not address common problems such as paragraphs which a lot of students struggle with

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Difficult for weakest students to access

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Need something for paragraphs

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Could explicitly teach homophones/error etc

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Strengths: more concise and requires students to read more and be more independent. Much more meaningful
Challenges: barriers for lower ability students. Some students will need a lot of training to meet the demands of the new expectations of the marking policy

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How would they know what specific errors have been made for the last two points?
Tense and clarity are different
Could cause confusion - actions for unclear doesn't necessarily fix the problem if students don't know what sentences sound like

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Marking policy ww useful for wrong word egprofit or revenue

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Marking policy ww useful for wrong word egprofit or revenue

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Jo Nesbo - Harry Hole series, he also does kids books

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Jo Nesbo - Harry Hole series, he also does kids books

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Good idea - Could be used as parental contact in place of diary

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Set a question in a fictional setting to get students to pick out important info

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Little house on the prairie. Good for learning about a completely different way of life. Year 7-8 maybe. Lindsay Boyd

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Little house on the prairie. Good for learning about a completely different way of life. Year 7-8 maybe. Lindsay Boyd

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Accessing archives to find primary sources

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May not be that effective but the frm teacher monitoring was good
Maybe keeping an old habit from primary
Specific task to 'prove' reading eg page number and vocabulary

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Reading records sound great, who would be responsible for monitoring them?

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Reading records sound great, who would be responsible for monitoring them?

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Fiona leary: David Walliams, Bad Dad
Anne Frank's Diary
Mr Herring: Danny Wallace, Hamish and the timestoppers

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All ages:
The Wee Free Men Terry Pratchett
A fantastical journey on the discworld as young girl takes on growing up, adults and the queen of the fairies. Wonderful uses of language

KS4
Night Watch Terry Pratchett
My all-time favourite novel it's got everything murder mystery, magic, time travel, revolution and hard boiled eggs

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Great idea but Wi-fi access is an issue

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These would be amazing; please can we have them! :)

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Magician Raymond E Feist
A story of two worlds colliding figuratively and literally as a boy faces missing out on his apprenticeship, losing friends and dealing with learning magic when your not very good at it. The start of a fantastic series that easily beats lord of the rings.

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Please can you send out the template for the literacy bingo. We can then make one for each Science unit. Then I can just email them to you

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Please can you send out the template for the literacy bingo. We can then make one for each Science unit. Then I can just email them to you