Starters

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StartersA starter should: • Be a rapid exciting and often novel start to a lesson (grabs attention and engagement) • May or may not be related to main content • Be imaginative – use photos, artefacts, problems, challenges, literacy, numeracy, matching, sorting, classifying, word games, musicStarter activities for different purposes • To begin a new topic or introduce a new idea • To remind pupils what they have learned • To set out the learning for the lesson • To find out what pupils already knowWe sug

The perfect starter

Our expert's guide to the perfect starterA weak starter can wreck a lesson: read on for top tips on setting the right tone• Plus free teaching resources

The starter activity of the lesson

36-TheStarterActivityoftheLessonConsiderableCategoriesandDynamics.pdf

Lesson Starters: A Meaningful tool?

30 starters and or plenary activities for use in the classroom.pdf

Lesson Starters: A Meaningful tool?

20 teaching ideas for starter activities20 fun starter activities for your history lessons, from keyword bingo to question time.

Lesson Starters: A Meaningful tool?

Lesson Starters Meaningful Teaching Tool

The Starter generator

THE STARTER GENERATOR.ppt

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