Visual adaptation of this famous problem with solution included and print out (be careful to cut off the solution) for those who need it. Great fun and scope for adaptation to a myriad of situations, e.g lockers, classrooms etc. Feedback please :)

50 questions with answers for form time. Runs itself but has plenty of scope to expand students' knowledge. They could write their own in pairs!

Ten poems read by famous people to explore and simply listen to. This is just meant to relax students but you could create questions.

A lesson based on material and ideas on the National Archive site. Students examine documents from the time and complete their own investigation into the plot and its outcomes.

Selection from BBC website all in one place. Designed to get students thinking.

15 activity links for remote boredom sufferers

170 RANDOM LINKS to whet the appetite of a learner, either at home or in school.

Slides from POWERPOINT for the creation of a FAMILY TREE. Keeps them busy and fosters conversation with fellow isolators.

8 ideas to make LOCKDOWN a little bit more bearable .

31 slides with links to spark interest in an eclectic mix of stuff.

A return to the days when you made your own entertainment. Ideas to keep everyone busy . Use sparingly !

Using an already extant board (thanks), I’ve put together a game which students can play using their old exercise books/trivial pursuit cards/questions gleaned from the net/adults. Two versions uploaded. PPt editable and a pdf. All here.