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Online activities a teacher can pick up and run — with the steps, the timings, the words to say out loud, and always a way in for the learner who is not ready yet.

18 minAges 6–11

The problem: Calling learners up one at a time loses the other twenty-nine, and the one at the front is standing alone in front of everybody.

🖥️ Two learners at the front, half a screen each

Split the front screen in two. Both learners work the same questions at the same time, nobody stands waiting, and the room watches two people think at once.

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20 minAges 6–11

The problem: Nobody puts a hand up — and the moment you make it a contest it turns into the same three learners answering everything.

⚡ One screen, two sides, whoever presses first answers

Split the room in two, send a player each to the screen, one question at a time. Whoever hits the buzzer first answers — and a wrong answer costs nothing, it passes the question across.

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