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Websites for Learning
A cross-curricular list of key websites that are promoted and used by my Year 11 students.
6 Team League
This is a 6 team league which enables students to work independently during in-class activities (where teams are assigned points for a variety of activities or contributions to learning) or for sports activities.
During PE lessons, I use this with large groups who self-manage their fixtures and results, allowing me as the teacher to target my interventions and teaching points with better quality differentiation and fault analysis.
Giant Race Track - Spheroball
Spheroball is a great programmable tool to introduce programming to students. It can be operated using a plethora of free and paid apps and there is a huge amount of support online for teachers and students. I use the attached race track when delivering this unit in either Computing or Creative Design lessons. Students design obstacles to feature around the track which is printed on our poster printer - the pixel size of this image are huge in order to maintain the high print quality.
Planning to use ICT in your lesson?
Use this resource to inspire you to incorporate ICT in your lessons. Each suggestion increases in complexity form left to right, using software from the modern school environment.
Plenty of support material on my website to help you once you have identified the method that you want to incorporate into your planning.
This is also an excellent tool to use with NQT, RQT or to inspire long-standing departments and colleagues to improve the quality and modernity of their planning.
PE Non-participants worksheet
Maintain involvement and motivation of non(e)-participants by asking them to work through this worksheet.
Main School Prefect Application Form and Job Description
Main School Prefect Application Form and Job Description
Head Student and Senior Prefect Application Form and Job Description.
Head Student and Senior Prefect Application Form and Job Description.
Worksheet to accompany Anatomy 4D app
Worksheet to accompany Anatomy 4D app
Circulation Worksheets
Circulation Worksheets
Edexcel GCSE ICT Countdown Revision
Calendar with a task each day to ensure that students cover the majority of the specification in the run up to this year’s examination.
Newtons Laws of Motion - PE example worksheet/booklet
Newtons Laws of Motion - PE example worksheet/booklet
Edexcel GCSE ICT Knowledge Checkup and Specification Check
Supplied with permission from Joe Santarcangelo - adapted from his PLC document.
Pastoral Prefect Job Description and Application Form
Pastoral Prefect Job Description and Application Form
2 Stars and a Wish Worksheet
2 Stars and a Wish Worksheet to accompany the 2 Stars and a Wish activity.
PE none-participants worksheet
PE none-participants worksheet
Take-away Homework
Editable resource for take-away homework production, using every teenagers favourite restaurant logo! You will be surprised how much of a motivational tool this is for the modern teenager!
Rugby Task Cards
Rugby Task Cards
Think-Ink-Pair-Share Activity
Think-Ink-Pair-Share Activity
Edexcel GCSE ICT Teaching Block Three Worksheets
These worksheets cover the topics: home networks and a summary section to 'mop up' any missing topics from the specification.
I can supply accompanying PowerPoints on request free of charge, but I don't want to put these up here as I have worked on producing them with my colleague.
These worksheets can be used as teaching and learning resources of as revision activities with individuals, small and large groups - targeting misconceptions through appropriate intervention.
Spreadsheet Lesson 1
Spreadsheet Lesson 1 (Follow ‘ThornleighSalesianCollege’ to access Aurasma
This is a series of worksheets that I have used teaching ICT and Computer Science throughout KS3 and GCSE ICT.
Please note that the ‘follow’ is the account that we use within school - every department uses the same account, therefore the students only have to ‘follow’ one channel and the triggers will automatically be picked up.