Give your students challenges to complete aside from their classwork in a form of secret missions. Such as be helpful to your peers, help the teacher collect resources, help the teacher hand out resources etc

These are 2 half an hour quizzes to be done on Microsoft Teams or Zoom or even in form time. There is 3 rounds in each - ranging from say what you see, guess the chocolate bar, what is the famous landmark from the sky, to emjoi football teams and so on!

Inspired by many different twitter teachers this template uses a simple twitter keyboard to help pupils reflect or respond to a situation as a person from a era in History or link their learning of an event. Pupils chose 3- 5 emojis; circle them and they justify their thinking behind this. Can be used as a homework, starter or plenary/review.

A simple ladder inspired by the dulux paint charts to prompt pupils to reflect on what they have learnt, how they have learnt and if they enjoyed the activities etc

A plenary of review based on the buttons of a remote control: PLAY, STOP, FAST FORWARD and REWIND, promoting reflection in the classroom on pupils performance and what they have learnt.

Inspired by twitter teachers this review involves deciding which % the student has understood the content of the lesson and explaining their reasoning. Good way to assess learning or use as a exit ticket

A gimmicky starter using a pair of briefs to recall facts about a topic/lesson!

Several different templates for pupils to create word showers on topics studied as a starter/review or for revision.

Using the star shape, pupils have 5 reflective questions to answer based on the lesson. This is part of unpicking the meta-cognitive process of how they learnt, what they enjoyed, next steps etc. Useful for the teacher to gain feedback on the lesson taught.

A one minute activity to review/recap knowledge with 6 questions in 6 segments. This one was focused on the Battle of Little Big Horn but you can edit the questions for the focus you wish.

A template for recording 4 questions about a source/picture/text in a lesson using a cross hairs template.