A PowerPoint with triggered animation, suitable as a starter or plenary retrieval practice activity that you can use again and again in multiple subjects and topics. How to setup: This takes very time to prepare! Just gather suitable retrieval practice questions you want to review with the pupils and go. How to play the game: Divide your class into 4 groups and designate each team an animal. Whichever team gets the questions right, click on the animal and it will move part way across the screen. First team to get their animal to the right of the screen wins. The PowerPoint contains animal noise sound effects to increase the enjoyment.

A PowerPoint with triggered animation and editable text boxes, suitable as a quiz, starter or plenary retrieval practice activity that you can use again and again in multiple subjects and topics. How to setup: This takes very little time to prepare! Just gather suitable retrieval practice questions you want to review with the pupils and go. How to play the game: Divide your class into 2 groups and designate each team (blue or red). Whichever team gets the questions right, click on the appropriate action button and it will move the ball part way across the screen. When a team scores a goal the editable text box allows the teacher to display the score. The game can last as long as you want! The Powerpoint contains sound effects to increase the enjoyment.

A PowerPoint with triggered animation, suitable as a quiz, a starter or a plenary retrieval practice activity that you can use again and again in multiple subjects and topics. How to setup: This takes very time to prepare! Just gather suitable retrieval practice questions you want to review with the pupils and go. How to play the game: Divide your class into 4 groups and designate each team a space rocket. Whichever team gets the questions right, click on the rocket and it will move part way across the screen. First team to get to the right of the screen wins. The Powerpoint contains sound effects to increase the enjoyment.

Similar to the classic TV show and excellent as a team-based retrieval practice activity. This game is best played using the glossary at the back of the text book and is ideal for revision at the end of a course or topic. When the students request a letter the teacher (or another student) randomly selects a word from the glossary which begins with that letter. The teacher then reads out the glossary definition for that word and the students guess it. The team that wins the letter can then request the next letter and so on… The PowerPoint has hexagons with ‘triggered animation’ - click on a hexagonal shape containing a letter once and it will change to white, click on it twice and it changes to blue. The ‘score’ hexagons contain editable text boxes. When one team wins a round click on the ‘0’, delete it and type in ‘1’. The PowerPoint is macro free and comes with a Word Document instructions sheet.