Note that this is a free resource, but the actual quiz is for sale in "My Shop"

If you purchased this quiz in 2015, it has been updated, but might I suggest that should you be looking for the 2016 quiz, it has now been published and is for sale at £3.00 - this includes the free answer booklet and the answer sheet for the teams/individuals. This PowerPoint quiz is loaded with questions that are both challenging and fun for teachers to use at the end of the autumn term. The rules are quite simple for this Christmas Quiz … 1. Divide yourselves into teams and give your team a good “Christmassy” name 2. Your teacher will supply you with some rough paper for notes you may wish to transcribe 3. There is a time limit for you to supply the answer. Your teacher will decide when it is time to move on 4. Remember the “Christmas Spirit” – it’s only a bit of fun so no arguments. Father Christmas, I mean your teacher, is the sole adjudicator should there be a slight problem 5. Your teacher will supply each group with an answer sheet 6. Ask your teacher if you can have this copied onto a memory stick so that you can play it at home with the family … At the conclusion of the quiz there is the opportunity to sing along to the number 1 Christmas hit as voted by many over a good few years - Merry Christmas by Slade with Noddy Holder belting out those now famous opening lines … Enjoy!

This quiz is the second in a series, the first being published in 2015. This quiz will keep your class entertained at the end of term. Bonus: A question sheet for all participants and the answers to all the questions are included in an answer booklet (Word / PDF) The quiz may be utilised as a team or individual quiz. There are 6 categories with 7 questions in each to test your knowledge on matters relating to local and international personalities in the movie industry, television, stage and sporting arena. Added to this your knowledge of books, geography and history may stand you in good stead for a good score! There are also some soundtracks and artists to identify and a section, that if you score well, your Gramps and Nan will be most proud. Each question will keep the teams or individuals busy for some time and the quiz master/teacher can decide upon how long this should last. Each question has subsections attached and it is easy to use. As soon as the time is up for a particular section, hit the back button and the next topic and number can be chosen. All in all a fun quiz tried and tested in my Year 6 - 8 classes. Definitely suitable for older groups as well. My classes had an hour of fun and even then we had not completed the quiz. You can even copy this quiz onto your pupil's memory sticks so that they may take them home and test the family during the festive season. At the conclusion of the quiz there is the opportunity to sing along to the number 1 Christmas hit as voted by many over a good few years - Merry Christmas by Slade with Noddy Holder belting out those now famous opening lines ... ask your teacher to demonstrate! Have fun - enjoy!

Big, Big, Big January - June Quiz / Maths is Fun End Of Term Activities Sport - Music - Films - Places - History - Comics - Characters - Games etc. Tried and tested with Year 6 - 8 classes This is huge and this is going to be fun! Teachers, are you at a loss as to what to do in the final days leading up to the end of term and the onset of the summer break? Look no further, this is a quiz your class will enjoy. Tried and tested on Year 5 through to Year 8. Quite suitable for older students … and staff. Fun end-of-term quiz testing both general knowledge and events in the news from January to June 2018 This news/general knowledge quiz can be enjoyed by competing as an individual or in teams. Let’s keep it simple – get yourselves a sheet of paper for your answers and grab a pen or pencil. All your teacher needs to do is either go through all of the questions chronologically or alternatively each person/group can choose a month and a number from 1 – 21. All participants / groups must then answer the question that appears once the selected button has been clicked. A ‘back’ takes you back to the question selection page. Some of the questions involve only one answer needed whilst much of this quiz involves multiple questions. Your teacher will give you time to discuss and then to write down your answer if working in teams. You can even stretch the Quiz over a few days. The answers to all of the questions can be downloaded from the TES website. There will be a full year quiz available towards the end of 2018 with loads more interesting and challenging questions! Maths is Fun Book 1: Contains numerous activities to keep your class occupied - can also be utilised for cover purposes. Activities include:- This is a book for the frazzled teacher, looking to entertain their class with Maths Games. Your students will have fun whilst still working with numbers. Number computation continues even though not in a formal way … This booklet can be copied and distributed for “fun and games” at the end of term. This booklet is packed with games which include:- The Alternative Football World Cup - 16 teams battle it out to win the World Cup? Can you lay the “Ghosts of 66” to rest and help England to win? Calculator problem solving Dice possibilities Six Nations Rugby Thriller! Can England win this one or will Wales pip them to the Championship? Coconut shy Can the can Dice Cricket with score sheets. Will your favourite team win? Battleship - good old favourite this one! “Say 4 Things” - a board game where you are tasked to name 4 mathematical facts about the space you land on This booklet has been “tried and tested” with Years 6 - 8

Sport - Music - Films - Places - History - Comics - Characters - Games etc. This is huge and this is going to be fun! Teachers, are you at a loss as to what to do in the final days leading up to the end of term and the onset of the summer break? Look no further, this is a quiz your class will enjoy. Tried and tested on Year 5 through to Year 8. Quite suitable for older students … and staff. Fun end-of-term quiz testing both general knowledge and events in the news from January to June 2018 This news/general knowledge quiz can be enjoyed by competing as an individual or in teams. Let’s keep it simple – get yourselves a sheet of paper for your answers and grab a pen or pencil. All your teacher needs to do is either go through all of the questions chronologically or alternatively each person/group can choose a month and a number from 1 – 21. All participants / groups must then answer the question that appears once the selected button has been clicked. A ‘back’ takes you back to the question selection page. Some of the questions involve only one answer needed whilst much of this quiz involves multiple questions. Your teacher will give you time to discuss and then to write down your answer if working in teams. You can even stretch the Quiz over a few days. The answers to all of the questions can be downloaded from the TES website. There will be a full year quiz available towards the end of 2018 with loads more interesting and challenging questions!