5 round PowerPoint Christmas Quiz that should last an hour with going through the answers. <p> The rounds that are timed will move on automatically, it is only the instructions that you need to click through. </p><p> I have included the answers and the music files (copyright goes to the respective artists), I recommend putting all these files in the same folder otherwise it may not work! </p><p> Happy Christmas x</p>

Well it is that time of year again so here is this years edition. As always the quiz is designed to last an hour with going through the answers as well.<br /> <br /> The quiz consists of five rounds:<br /> <br /> * Maths - Key vocab<br /> * Geography - Recognising flags<br /> * English - Characters from books<br /> * Picture - Popular animation<br /> * Music <br /> <br /> The rounds with a time limit on them (all bar music) are designed to move on automatically (after 5 minutes for the majority or 20 seconds per picture). It is only the introduction to each round that you need to click past.<br /> <br /> I have included all the required sound files (copyright to their respective owners) just make sure that you place them all in the same folder as the PowerPoint itself for the links to work correctly.<br /> <br /> Please feel free to leave feedback / suggestions for future rounds / any issues in the comments section and I will address them as quick as possible.<br /> <br /> Thank you and have a lovely Summer!

A quiz designed for the end of term consisting of 5 different rounds and the answers included on a Word document. Please note you need all the files in the same folder for the mp3 files to play correctly and I do not own copyright to them, they were taken from YouTube and all copyright and credit goes to their respective owners. Fingers crossed the files upload this time, sorry for the error last time! Arrrghh, just noticed the answers to the picture round are NOT in the correct order! Not quite sure how this happened but just making people aware of it.

A brief five question PowerPoint quiz on converting metric units, would lend itself nicely to being used as either a starter or a plenary. This only covers lengths for now and I will create another one covering weights and volume in the very near future if there is any demand / feedback asking for it. NOTE: The answers are on the final slide and am pretty sure I’ve done my working out correctly!

Short PowerPoint that explains significant figures regarding larger numbers (not any that start with 0) in the context of followers of celebrities on Twitter. One of the slides gives you a suggestion for how they could lay out the work in their books, this may or may not be useful. I will add a second PowerPoint at a later date regarding small numbers (anything starting with 0) when I can think of a context to put it in. Any ideas or suggestions would be most welcome!

A quiz designed for the end of term consisting of 5 different rounds and the answers included on a Word document. Please note you need all the files in the same folder for the mp3 files to play correctly and I do not own copyright to them, they were taken from youtube and all copyright and credit goes to their respective owners.

A short five question PowerPoint quiz on converting metric units, would lend itself nicely to being used as either a starter or a plenary. This covers weights (kilograms, grams and milligrams), one for lengths already exists and I will create another one covering volume in the very near future if there is any demand / feedback asking for it. NOTE: The answers are again on the final slide and am pretty sure I’ve done my working out correctly! There is notes underneath the slides with a little bit of extra information if anyone isn’t sure where I’ve had the details from.

Happy Christmas everyone! Here is this years edition of my Christmas Quiz. As always the quiz is designed to last an hour with going through the answers as well.<br /> <br /> The quiz consists of five rounds:<br /> <br /> * By George - Famous people called George<br /> * Geography - Red and White flags<br /> * MFL - Pairing up animals in English and Dutch<br /> * Pictures - Scenes from Christmas films<br /> * Music - 90s music<br /> <br /> The rounds with a time limit on them (all bar music) are designed to move on automatically (after 5 minutes for the majority or 20 seconds per picture). You only need to click to move on when you have read through the instructions of the round.<br /> <br /> I have included all the required sound files (copyright to their respective owners) just make sure that you place them all in the same folder as the PowerPoint itself for the links to work correctly.<br /> <br /> Please feel free to leave feedback / suggestions for future rounds / any issues in the comments section and I will address them as quick as possible.<br /> <br /> Thank you, have a lovely Christmas and a brilliant New Year x

<p>Hurrah! It’s nearly that time of the year again so I’ve uploaded another Christmas Quiz (it’s becoming quite the tradition) for people to make use of.</p> <p>The quiz is designed to last a full hours lesson including going through the answers. The slides are automatically timed to move on apart from the instructions so you don’t need to keep an eye on the clock.</p> <p>The rounds this year are:</p> <p><strong>Round 1: PE</strong> - Famous sporting legends in anagram form<br /> <strong>Round 2: Geography</strong> - Map symbols<br /> <strong>Round 3: Science</strong> - Chemical elements and their symbols<br /> <strong>Round 4: DT</strong> - Famous buildings and their location<br /> <strong>Round 5: RE</strong> - Words associated with Christmas<br /> <strong>Round 6: Music</strong> - Bands beginning with “The”</p> <p>My only instruction is to make sure you put the music files in the same folder as the quiz itself otherwise the tracks may not play properly.</p> <p>Any feedback / reviews / suggestions for future rounds are always appreciated.</p> <p>Have a fantastic Christmas!</p>

<p>Another year done and another quiz made to finish the year with! As always the quiz is designed to last an hour with going through the answers as well.</p> <p>The quiz consists of six cross curricula rounds:</p> <ul> <li>Fast Five - Four short questions requiring five answers each</li> <li>Geography - American States</li> <li>MFL - The Weather in French</li> <li>PE - World Cup 2018 Footballers</li> <li>Picture - Female Leads</li> <li>Music - Clips from the 90s</li> </ul> <p>The rounds with a time limit on them (all bar music) are designed to move on automatically (after 5 minutes for the majority or 20 seconds per picture). It is only the introduction to each round that you need to click past.</p> <p>I have included all the required sound files (copyright to their respective owners) just make sure that you place them all in the same folder as the PowerPoint itself for the links to work correctly.</p> <p>Please feel free to leave feedback / suggestions for future rounds / any issues in the comments section and I will address them as quick as possible.</p> <p>Thank you and have a lovely Summer!</p>

<p>Functional maths task: Given a map, a list of how many survivors are at each location and a set of instructions pupils work to rescue as many people as they can. This fills an hour lesson.</p> <p>This is based on the Easter Egg hunt activity from functional mathematics but was altered for Halloween.</p> <p>As a note, when I ran this with two groups the highest score (survivors rescued) was 85.</p>

A quiz designed for the end of term consisting of 5 different rounds (Sports, Geography, Science, Pictures and Music) and the answers included on a Word document.<br /> <br /> Please note you need all the files in the same folder for the mp3 files to play correctly.

<p><strong>DUE TO ME PUTTING THIS UP SO LATE I’VE DECIDED TO MAKE IT FREE SO AT LEAST IT WILL GET USED.</strong></p> <p>Happy Christmas folks, sorry that this is so late going up this year but due to personal reasons I haven’t had as much time as normal as to get things done.</p> <p>The quiz as usual is designed to last a full hours lesson including going through the answers. The slides are automatically timed to move on apart from the instructions so you don’t need to keep an eye on the clock.</p> <p>The rounds this year are:</p> <p><strong>Round 1: PE</strong> - Anagrams of football teams (given what division they are in)<br /> <strong>Round 2: DT</strong> - Car manufactures logos<br /> <strong>Round 3: Science</strong> - Chemical elements and their symbols<br /> <strong>Round 4: Media</strong> - Animated TV characters and the show they are from<br /> <strong>Round 5: Drama</strong> - Traditional pantomimes<br /> <strong>Round 6: Music</strong> - Bands / Artists beginning with the letter &quot;M”</p> <p>My only instruction is to make sure you put the music files in the same folder as the quiz itself otherwise the tracks may not play properly. All music and images are copyright of their prospective owner etc.</p> <p>Any feedback / reviews / suggestions for future rounds are always appreciated as after having made these for several years now it is getting trickier and trickier to come up with new rounds!</p> <p>Have a fantastic Christmas and a very well deserved rest.</p>

A quiz designed for the end of term consisting of 5 different rounds (Geography, History, Science, Pictures and Music) and the answers included on a Word document.<br /> <br /> The timed rounds move on automatically so you do not need to keep an eye on the clock.<br /> <br /> Please note you need all the files in the same folder for the mp3 files to play correctly.<br /> <br /> Any issues or suggestions for future quizzes (different rounds etc) then please let me know in the comments.

<p>Geography Quiz consisting of five different rounds:<br /> &lt;p&gt;<br /> Round 1: OS Map Symbols<br /> Round 2: Anagrams of River Features<br /> Round 3: Matching Countries to the Capital<br /> Round 4: Famous Landmarks<br /> Round 5: Geographical Songs (songs featuring place names)<br /> &lt;P&gt;<br /> &lt;b&gt;Instructions&lt;/b&gt;<br /> Save all the files in to the same area in order for the sound files to play correctly.<br /> The rounds are timed so will move on automatically, you only need to click to advance the instructions to each round.<br /> With organizing teams, running the quiz and going through the answers it should last a full hour,many people replay the picture and music rounds.<br /> &lt;p&gt;<br /> Any feedback / suggestions for future quizzes or rounds are greatly appreciated.<br /> &lt;p&gt;<br /> Enjoy</p>

5 round PowerPoint Christmas Quiz that lasts a full hour with going through the answers. The rounds include:<br /> <br /> * Media Studies (Everyone knows a David)<br /> * Maths (Substitution)<br /> * Spanish (Matching animals in English and Spanish)<br /> * Pictures<br /> * Music (All 80s songs, difficult but last year was too easy!)<br /> <br /> The rounds that are timed will move on automatically, it is only the instructions that you need to click through. <br /> <br /> I have included the answers and the music files (copyright goes to the respective artists), I recommend putting all these files in the same folder otherwise it may not work! <br /> <br /> Below is some of the feedback I had on the last Christmas quiz I made (2014):<br /> <br /> &quot;Thank you so much, an amazing quiz that the pupils loved!!&quot; - rees1<br /> <br /> &quot;You my friend have made and will make a lot teachers very happy by sharing this excellent resource. Thank you and Merry Christmas!&quot; - ravi.jhalli<br /> <br /> &quot;Brilliant, this has saved me so much work! Thank you for sharing!&quot; - tracyjehan<br /> <br /> Happy Christmas x<br /> <br /> NOTE: In round 1 &quot;Ex England Captain&quot; was intended to refer to David Beckham, HOWEVER sticking with football you could also have:<br /> <br /> David Jack<br /> David Watson<br /> David Platt<br /> David Seaman<br /> <br /> David James took over as captain during a game but is not recognised officially by the England FA.

A fun activity involving monkeys and column vector notation both applying and describing. You must enable macros for it to function properly!

<p>A worksheet covering the amount of energy to break bonds. The sheet consists of four different questions that get progressively more difficult as more and more of the scaffolding is taken away.</p> <p>If you go through the first one as an example and then let the pupils get on with the rest before bringing them back together as a group to go through the answers you are looking at taking 30 to 40 minutes depending on the strength of the group.</p> <p>I am not a scientist, I have approached this from a Maths perspective and trying to make it as easy as possible by filling in simple tables.</p> <p>Any feedback / comments are greatly appreciated.</p>

Four worksheets based on different films that involve code breaking. Use the characters names to fill in the table, which can then be used to decode the quote. I have included a sheet with the answers on including the completed table so you can see how the different codes work. If you want to see the actual clips then the following links should work (correct at time of writing): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZI3RASPfj18 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YhW0IO6Gk2Y http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mx9z99YJ_7s http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=peh2T2543ec

<p><strong>DUE TO ME PUTTING THIS UP SO LATE I’VE DECIDED TO MAKE IT FREE SO AT LEAST IT WILL GET USED.</strong></p> <p>Happy Christmas folks, sorry that this is so late going up this year but due to numerous reasons I haven’t had as much time as normal as to get things done.</p> <p>The quiz as usual is designed to last a full hours lesson including going through the answers. The slides are automatically timed to move on apart from the instructions so you don’t need to keep an eye on the clock. The rounds this year are:</p> <p><strong>Round 1: Fast Five -</strong> Four short questions with multiple answers to get<br /> <strong>Round 2: Media Studies -</strong> Film titles but with the number missing<br /> <strong>Round 3: Geography -</strong> 16 different flags to name<br /> <strong>Round 4: MFL -</strong> Match the Polish word to the English (all animals)<br /> <strong>Round 5: Pictures -</strong> Pixar based<br /> <strong>Round 6: Music -</strong> Bands / Artists from the 00s</p> <p>My only instruction is to make sure you put the music files in the same folder as the quiz itself otherwise the tracks may not play properly. All music and images are copyright of their prospective owner etc.</p> <p>Any feedback / reviews / suggestions for future rounds are always appreciated as after having made these for several years now it is getting trickier and trickier to come up with new rounds!</p> <p>Have a fantastic Christmas and a very well deserved rest in what has been one <strong>VERY</strong> strange year!</p>

A worksheet of six questions where given the answer to a sum can you then answer the various questions where the number of decimal places or the operation has been altered. This kind of question regularly shows up on GCSE papers but there does not seem to be too many worksheets out there on the topic. I've included the answers as a seperate document but if anyone spots any mistakes, contact me and I will update.