Share the hierarchy of thinking skills with easy to understand posters

This resource is a poster which gets pupils to solve problems without asking the teacher. The concept was created by a colleague (Kath Lowe) and was graphically designed by myself. We have printed this in our Home Learning diaries, it is printed on posters and is also used in Leaners' toolkits. Pupils have options when they are stuck and avoid asking for help when it is not required. Give yourself a break from spoon-feeding.

This resource is a poster which gets pupils to solve problems without asking the teacher. The concept was created by a colleague (Kath Lowe) and was graphically designed by myself. We have printed this in our Home Learning diaries, it is printed on posters and is also used in Leaners' toolkits. Pupils have options when they are stuck and avoid asking for help when it is not required. Give yourself a break from spoon-feeding.

A template for any topic and print off boards so all the class can play along. A great starter and good for developing thinking skills.

A board activity plus play along templates. A great starter and good for developing thinking skills.

A fun way of opening Deep questioning strategies

'At the heart of Deep Learning is questioning' This question wall is aimed at taking the spade work out of planning. It has many ideas that can be used as a planned learning activity or spontaneously to change the course of the lesson. Press F5 to activate the powerpoint and click on the wall to open ideas. [The second wall is the 97_2003 Powerpoint format]