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P1.1 OCR gateway and AQA. GCSE. A learning mat to easily differentiate a lesson on the changing model of the atom for SEN students, With cut and stick timeline activity. Get free teaching resources also at sellfy.com/pigeonlearning. Please leave feedback. As an incentive we will post any TES £3 voucher codes we receive in our response to your feedback.

Margin markers allow you to quickly mark book whilst still giving timely feedback at a relevant point in students work. Their design ensures that marking for literacy is more than obvious in any book scrutiny and they can save you hours of time in marking. Students should show they have responded to your feedback by overwriting capital letters and you can then just tick. Quickly showing a feedback loop and marking for literacy. Print onto stickers (30 per page) or A4 paper and stick into margin. Margin marking keeps printimg costs to a minimum. Feedback is always welcome and we will use our response to distribute voucher codes as they become available. A small selection of free teaching resources is also available at sellfy.com/pigeonlearning.

This powerpoint times down from 2 hours in 1 second intervals so is suitable for longer exams. Imposing monolith design to help with behaviour management in mock exams, controlled assessments etc. Help students to manage exam time effectively and avoid those frustrating missed questions at the end of exam papers. Can be started from any time from 2 hours to 1 minute so you won't need another timer ever. More free teaching resources can be found at sellfy.com/pigeonlarning. Positive feedback is always welcome and we will use our reply to send out voucher codes when they become available.

This powerpoint became a real labour of love and has taken hours to put together. It times down for 3 hours in 1 second intervals so is suitable for even the longest exams. Imposing monolith designed to help with behaviour management in mock exams, controlled assessments etc. Help students to manage exam time effectively and avoid those frustrating missed questions at the end of exam papers. Can be started from any time from 3 hours to 1 minute so you won't need another timer ever. More free teaching resources can be found at sellfy.com/pigeonlarning. Positive feedback is always welcome and we will use our reply to send out voucher codes when they become available.

Ensure you embed appropriate think time into lessons with this fun think time, ppt timer. From 3 seconds to 1 minutes the clouds count down. Add prompts such as key words into the thought clouds to differentiate. Simply copy and paste keeping sources formatting. Allowing think time is shown to increase the length and correctness of responses, the number of I don't know and no answer responses decreases and volunteered, appropriate answers also increases. Teachers who embed think time in lessons show questioning strategies which tend to be more varied and flexible and decrease the quantity and increase the quality and variety of their questions. This leads to asking additional questions that require more complex information processing and higher-level thinking on the part of students. Find more fun resources for free at sellfy.com/pigeonlearning.

Ensure you embed appropriate think time into lessons with this fun think time, ppt timer. From 3 seconds to 2 minutes the clouds slowly float out of the screen. Add prompts such as key words into the thought clouds to differentiate. Simply copy and paste keeping sources formatting. Allowing think time is shown to increase the length and correctness of responses, the number of “I don’t know” and no answer responses decreases and volunteered, appropriate answers also increases. Teachers who embed think time in lessons show questioning strategies which tend to be more varied and flexible and decrease the quantity and increase the quality and variety of their questions. This leads to asking additional questions that require more complex information processing and higher-level thinking on the part of students. Find more great resources for free at sellfy.com/pigeonlearning.