Sample lessons

Sample lessons to open and teach from.

Each one is a complete generated lesson, shown full-screen as you would present it at the board. Pick a subject and open one.

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Open a whole lesson and teach from it.

Each sample is a complete generated lesson, shown in the same full-screen presenter you would use at the board. Step through it, reveal the answers, run the diagrams, and judge it as you would any resource you plan to teach.

In every lesson

  • Retrieval starter
  • I do, we do, you do
  • Tiered practice, ★ to ★★★★★
  • Exit ticket
  • Answers revealed when you choose
  • Teacher notes that stay off the board

What is in each sample

What each sample covers.

Each sample is a real generated lesson, read through by hand before it was published. Where a mistake turned up, it was corrected with the smallest edit that fixed it.

Physics — AQA Combined Science: Trilogy (Higher) · Year 10 · 12 slides

Contact and Non-Contact Forces

Stages, in order

Retrieval starter · Hook · Key words · I do · Discuss · We do · You do · Worked answers · Exit ticket

Pupils will

  • Classify forces as contact or non-contact and give examples of each type
  • Explain that every force arises from an interaction between two objects
  • Draw and interpret force arrows on simple objects, treating force as a vector
Open the lesson →: Contact and Non-Contact ForcesAQA GCSE Physics →Physics →

Chemistry · Year 8 · 13 slides

Energy Profiles

Stages, in order

Retrieval starter · Hook · Key words · I do · We do · You do · Worked answers · Exit ticket

Pupils will

  • Identify reactants, products, activation energy, and overall energy change on an energy profile diagram
  • Draw energy profile diagrams for exothermic and endothermic reactions
  • Interpret the shape of an energy profile to determine reaction type and relative energy changes
Open the lesson →: Energy ProfilesChemistry →

Biology · Year 9 · 15 slides

Using Microscopes and Magnification Calculations

Stages, in order

Retrieval starter · Hook · I do · We do · Practical · I do · You do · Worked answers · Misconception · Exit ticket

Pupils will

  • Explain the difference in magnification and resolution between light and electron microscopes
  • Use the magnification formula to calculate image size, real size, and magnification, expressing answers in standard form where appropriate
  • Describe the method and safety requirements for Required Practical 1 using a light microscope
Open the lesson →: Using Microscopes and Magnification CalculationsBiology →Required practicals →

Maths · Year 10 · 14 slides

Reverse Percentages

Stages, in order

Retrieval starter · Hook · Key words · I do · We do · Misconception · You do · Worked answers · We do · You do · Worked answers · Exit ticket

Pupils will

  • Find the original value before a percentage increase or decrease by dividing by the multiplier
  • Apply reverse percentages to real contexts including VAT and discounts
  • Identify and avoid the common error of working backwards from the wrong value
Open the lesson →: Reverse PercentagesMaths →

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