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Fractions for three 10-year-olds, 40 minutes. Start with a pizza.

Do they already know halves and quarters?

Yes, bothOnly halves

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Maths · 10 years

  1. 1Pizza warm-up5 min
  2. 2Shade the fraction12 min
  3. 3Which is bigger?15 min
  4. 4Quick check8 min

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Maths · 10 years

Fractions with pizza

Shade 3/8 of the pizza.

Check

2Shade the fraction

Shade

01 · Create

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Describe your topic and students, or add your materials. Watch the lesson take shape, then change anything in the chat.

  • A question or two if something is missing
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population-worksheet.pdfPDF · 1 pageUse my worksheet. Geography, age 15, 30 minutes.

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3 activities
Geography · 15 years

World population

02 · Activities

A lesson they take part in.

Students match, sort, solve and answer on their own screens. Adjust any task in the chat.

  • Works on a laptop, tablet or phone
  • In the language you ask for
English · 7 years

Listen and choose.

Which animal says “neigh”?

Check

03 · Teach

See every student, live.

Your class meets in a built-in video room with a shared board. Follow progress and open anyone’s work to help.

  • Call someone up and hand them the marker
LiveAngles · live class
Everyone sees your board
You
Aiko
Marco
Sofia
Board

04 · Follow-up

A next step for every student.

Review reports and homework based on the work completed, then pass them on.

  • What went well and what to work on
  • Homework from the tasks they missed
  • You decide what reaches parents
After class

Angles in a triangle

3 reports ready

Aiko

Finds the missing angle in any triangle, quickly and surely.
Angles on a line
8/9

Marco

Adds the three angles and checks the total is 180°.
Right angles
7/9

Sofia

Solved all nine and explained every answer.
Next: four-sided shapes
9/9

Teach together in one video room.

The tools you reach for mid-class, a tap away from the activity.

A shared board

Everyone draws at once, each in their own colour.

Help in place

Someone stuck? Open their work, show the way, hand it back.

Show a screen on the board

Put one student’s work up while they keep going.

Everyone follows you

Bring the whole class to the same step in one tap.

One link, no accounts

Students type their name and they’re in.

From counting apples to supply and demand.

Examples of activities for young children, teens and adults, in languages, maths, science, history and more.

  • Drag the price to where demand meets supply.

    At what price do buyers and sellers agree?

    Done!5 of 5 correct

    Economics · Adults

    Supply and demand

  • Tap what the customer asks for.

    What would they like?

    Something red and round, please!
    cheesecarrotapple
    Done!3 of 3 correct

    English · Adults, A1

    At the café

  • Tap the grid to place an atom.

    Build C₂H₆O.

    Done!4 of 4 correct

    Chemistry · 15 years

    Building molecules

  • Tap each one to count it.

    How many red apples?

    Done!4 of 4 correct

    Maths · 5 years

    Counting apples

  • Put the events in order.

    The race to the Moon

    1957Sputnik 1
    1961Gagarin
    1969Apollo 11
    Done!3 of 3 correct

    History · 14 years

    The race to the Moon

  • Put each word in its column.

    Which part of speech?

    rivergardennoun
    jumpwriteverb
    brighthappyadjective
    Done!6 of 6 correct

    English · 13 years

    Parts of speech

  • Match each animal to its word.

    What is it in German?

    dogder Hund
    catdie Katze
    horsedas Pferd
    Done!3 of 3 correct

    German · Adults, A1

    Animals in German

  • Tap a number to read about it.

    A river from source to sea

    3Confluence
    Done!4 of 4 correct

    Geography · 13 years

    A river from source to sea

  • Tap a weight, then tap a pan.

    Make both pans weigh the same.

    Done!3 of 3 correct

    Maths · 9 years

    Balance

  • Drag the words into the gaps.

    The water cycle

    Rain falls from the clouds.

    The sun heats the sea.

    Done!2 of 2 correct

    Science · 10 years

    The water cycle

  • Drag each name to its number.

    Parts of a castle

    1tower2wall3gate
    Done!3 of 3 correct

    History · 8 years

    Parts of a castle

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