<p>This presentation designed for potential use as a no preparation challenging starter or a plenary activity in KS3/4/5 History. There is also the potential to be used as an activity during a registration/tutorial period.<br /> The presentation contains 10 challenges and 25 slides with hyperlinks embedded throughout to facilitate navigation through the activities. In each challenge students are presented with 4 significant figures from History and tasked, with discussion and/or research, to identify the “common factor or link” that all 4 share.<br /> For maximum effect this should be used on an interactive board or large screen display.</p>

<p>This presentation designed for potential use as a no preparation starter or a plenary activity in KS3 Geography. Presentations which follow the same format in other subject areas including History and Science are also available on this platform. There is also the potential to be used as an activity during a registration/tutorial period. The presentation contains 26 questions (one for each letter of the alphabet) and has has been constructed to run automatically with a 10 second delay between each question. For maximum effect they should be used on an interactive board or large screen display. The whole presentation contains 38 slides.</p>

<p>This presentation designed for potential use as a no preparation starter or a plenary activity in KS3 History. Presentations for Geography and Science which follow the same format are also available on this platform. There is also the potential to be used as an activity during a registration/tutorial period or to provide enjoyable meaningful work for a “cover” lesson. Full instructions and suggestions for use are on the menu side, For maximum effect they should be used on an interactive board or large screen display. The whole presentation contains 10 challenges and 14 slides.<br /> Students are challenged, individually or in groups, to “decode” the revealed letters and find the missing group.</p>

<p>This presentation designed for potential use as a no preparation starter or a plenary activity in KS3 Science. Presentations for Geography and History which follow the same format are also available on this platform. There is also the potential to be used as an activity during a registration/tutorial period or to provide enjoyable meaningful work for a “cover” lesson. Full instructions and suggestions for use are on the menu side, For maximum effect they should be used on an interactive board or large screen display. The whole presentation contains 10 challenges and 14 slides.<br /> Students are challenged, individually or in groups, to “decode” the revealed letters and find the missing group.</p>

<p>This presentation designed for potential use as a no preparation starter or a plenary activity in KS3 Geography. Presentations for Science and History which follow the same format are also available on this platform. There is also the potential to be used as an activity during a registration/tutorial period or to provide enjoyable meaningful work for a “cover” lesson. Full instructions and suggestions for use are on the menu side, For maximum effect they should be used on an interactive board or large screen display. The whole presentation contains 10 challenges and 14 slides.<br /> Students are challenged, individually or in groups, to “decode” the revealed letters and find the missing group.</p>

Activities are designed for use as an enjoyable end of term activity. 60 trivia questions (10 groups of 6) are given covering obscure and unusual (mainly secular) facts about the Christmas period. Pupils, individually or in groups, simply suggest if these are true or false. Answers are given and hyperlinks by arrows throughout the presentation. For most effective use they should be used on an interactive board or large screen display. The whole presentation contains 21 slides.

<p>Presentation designed for potential use as a nil preparation starter or a plenary activity in KS3 Geography with potential use in classroom based PE. There is also the potential to be used as providing meaningful work for a “cover” lesson/ homework by usage of pre prepared printable slides.<br /> 6 English Premier League football teams have been selected with a team from each club using stated squad numbers. Team reflects the global nature of English Premiership. Students are challenged to locate the nations of origin for the named players thereby enhancing their global locational knowledge. For maximum effect presentation should be used on an interactive board or large screen display. The whole presentation contains 21 slides with clearly shown hyperlinks for ease of navigation</p>

These activities are designed for used as a starter or plenary in a Science lesson and are intended to extend and reinforce students knowledge of the Periodic table.<br /> The full presentation contains 10 challenges and 23 slides. For maximum effect they should be used on an interactive board or large screen display. There is also the potential for use as meaningful task in a cover or non-specialist lesson.

This presentation is one of a series of 12. Each presentation describes a significant historical event for each day of the month. This material has a number of potential uses including a reflection activity during registration, a springboard for class discussion and potential use in History, Citizenship and others. The material can also be used as a dynamic display on a curriculum notice board.

Presentation designed for potential use as a starter or a plenary activity in English or as an enjoyable tutor time activity. Pupils are challenged to make as many words as possible from a festive word. An embedded two minute timer ensures pupils need to work, perhaps in groups, at a reasonable speed. The activity can promote enjoyable competition between groups of students. Click on the Christmas gift to go to the menu page. The whole presentation contains 10 challenges and 23 slides.

This presentation designed for potential use as a starter or a plenary activity in English. There is also the potential to be used as an activity during a registration/tutorial period or to provide enjoyable meaningful work for a “cover” lesson. For maximum effect they should be used on an interactive board or large screen display. The whole presentation contains 10 challenges and 23 slides.<br /> Students are challenged, individually or in groups, to “decode” the language clues and find the missing word. Use of a dictionary/thesaurus is at the teachers discretion.

This activities are designed for used in a RE/Humanities/Tutorial/Enrichment lesson in the lead up to Christmas. For maximum effect they should be used on an interactive board or large screen display. The questions can be used as a “springboard” for discussions about the secular, commercial and spiritual nature of Christmas. There are 100 questions in the activity and 18 slides in total. The whole quiz will take roughly 30 minutes. Hyperlinks are embedded in the black/red arrows on each slide for ease of navigation.

<p>Presentation created as a no preparation required starter or plenary for KS3 Science. This presentation structure is also used in History, Geography and a number of other curriculum areas.<br /> The Presentation contains 10 challenges which all follow the same format. The students are presented with 3 names/terms which are obscured and, at the teachers action by clicking on the numbered ellipses in sequence. the letters are revealed one by one. The students are tasked with identify the 3 terms as Elements, Bodies or Scientists etc with an element of competition as students attempt to be first to decode the answer. A slide with a complete list of solutions is included at the end of the presentation. Whole Presentation contains 14 slides with hyperlinks embedded throughout.</p>

<p>Presentation created as a no preparation required starter or plenary for Tutor Time/Registration. This presentation structure is also used in Geography. History, Science and a number of other curriculum areas.<br /> The Presentation contains 40 challenges which all follow the same format. The students are presented with 3 names/terms which are obscured and, at the teachers action by clicking on the numbered ellipses in sequence. the letters are revealed one by one. The students are tasked with identify the 3 terms as Nations, Animals, Planets, Rivers, Sports, Cities etc and name the common factor with an element of competition as students attempt to be first to decode the answer. A slide with a complete list of solutions is included at the end of the presentation. Whole Presentation contains 40 activities and 44 slides with hyperlinks embedded throughout</p>

<p>Presentation created as a no preparation required starter or plenary for KS3 Geography. This presentation structure is also used in History, Science and a number of other curriculum areas.<br /> The Presentation contains 10 challenges which all follow the same format. The students are presented with 3 names/terms which are obscured and, at the teachers action by clicking on the numbered ellipses in sequence. the letters are revealed one by one. The students are tasked with identify the 3 terms as Nations. Rivers. Cities etc with an element of competition as students attempt to be first to decode the answer. A slide with a complete list of solutions is included at the end of the presentation. Whole Presentation contains 14 slides with hyperlinks embedded throughout</p>

<p>Presentation used as a no preparation required starter or plenary in KS3/4 Geography. There are 100 questions relating to Geographic facts such as capital cities, major landmarks, mountains an rivers etc. The presentation is structured so that the students have no way of knowing the next question, this allows competition between different groups between the teaching cohort. The whole presentation contains 107 slides with over 300 embedded hyperlinks to maintain the random aspect of the generation of questions.</p>

<p>Presentation designed for use as an enjoyable starter or plenary in upper KS2 or lower KS3. Presentation also contains printer friendly templates and tasks which could be used in a cover lesson or as a homework/extension activity. There are 16 different challenges which are numbered in order of increasing difficulty (based on pupil feedback) All 16 challenges follow the same format and structure in that students are required to use basic arithmetic skills to deduce the “golden” number at the apex of the pyramid.<br /> Hyperlinks are embedded throughout for ease navigation and the presentation has the potential to used as a teacher directed learning activity or pupils can use preprinted templates to work individually or in groups. The whole presentation contains 50 slides.</p>

<p>Presentation designed for use as an enjoyable starter or plenary in upper KS2 or lower KS3. The blank puzzle sheets provides the opportunity to use the activity as meaningful cover work or as a homework/extension activity, The activity can be teacher led or as a group/paired activity. Many students find the tasks easier with pen and paper but some students enjoy the challenge of abstract mental imaging.</p> <p>In each task pupils are presented with 6 interlocking “sums” and are challenged to find the correct numbers to make all statements correct, Navigation through the presentation is by clicking on appropriate icons clearly shown. The whole presentation contains 48 slides and15 challenges of varying degrees of difficulty.</p>

Presentation contains 30 activities designed for use as a starter or plenary for Key Stage 3 Geography which specific focus on location /Atlas skills. Presentation can be used as a teacher led activity. Answers are given to all 30 challenges and all 30 activities are also available in a printer friendly mode to facilitate homework or support for non specialist cover lessons. Presentation can also be used as an enjoyable “end of unit “ activity. The whole presentation contains 93 slides and hyperlinks are embedded throughout. Errors in eariler version repaired

<p>Presentation used as a starter or plenary in a KS3 maths lesson/numeracy activity. Presentation can also be used as a paper exercise to support a cover lesson or non specialist teacher. Presentation contains 7 different tasks designed to reinforce basic number skills and facilitate group or individual work. There is also the possibility to set an exercise as an homework task. The whole presentation contains 25 slides with hyperlinks embedded throughout.</p>