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- Old Ideas For Revision
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Revision or review of learned classroom work can be a pretty boring task for kids. N.B. In Australia, we call it revision, but if you are used to the word review, I can use these phrases interchangeably. Yes, you can give them a revision sheet or you could put revision questions on the board. Both of these types of activities have value. They give ...
Why don’t you use some engaging games that are quick and use more of a collaborative approach to help your students review their learning? From time to time, I try to change up my revision/review activities in my class, especially for my grade 5 students. This age group has so much stimulus from technology in their every day lives, that we definite...
The following revision ideas include some more active review games, including the well-known ‘around the world’, plus other revision activities that I use regularly to revise classroom work.
I hope these suggestions have given you some ideas for your next revision session. I know my classes of grade 5’s have really loved these engaging revision game over the years and are certainly not bored. I hope your kids love them too!
- Relay Races. Number of Players: Maximum of 30. Age Range: 4+ What the Game Teaches: Team play, fitness, and agility. The relay race is one of the oldest and simplest Sports Day games in the book.
- Sports Hot Potato. Number of Players: No limit. Age Range: 5+ What the Game Teaches: How to be active, healthy competitiveness, and team encouragement. How to Play the Game
- Tug-of-War. Number of Players: Limited only by the length of the rope. Age Range: 10+ What the Game Teaches: Strength, teamwork, and endurance. How to Play the Game
- Basketball. Number of Players: 10. Age Range: 10+ What the Game Teaches: Healthy competition, teamwork, and good communication. How to Play the Game: Basketball is played with two teams of five players.
24 min. Take a look at our list of 50 fun games for children you can play in your classroom, perfect for indoor play times or fun, quick breaks between lessons. Making time for play in school is essential. It reduces stress, regenerates minds after a lot of time spent listening, encourages teamwork and even supports children in their learning.
7. My take on Uno. This classic card game is a great way to teach specific literacy skills, like identifying long vowel sounds and more! The goal is to have just one card remaining in your hand and you can't help but get into it! 8. Bingo. Bingo is still such a fun classroom activity!
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All our online maths games are made to help you improve your basic maths skills and solve maths problems. Play our fun Bitesize primary games and secondary games at home or in the classroom. There ...
