Figma's online whiteboard, free for education. Groups sort sticky notes, draw connections and build diagrams on one shared board. Used here with KS3 and up.

Interactive Amplify

Grade 10 sticky-note critique of a small office LAN diagram in FigJam

Grade 10 (Year 11, age 15 to 16) · 45 min · 1 device per student

Interactive Amplify

Students place sticky notes on the weakest parts of an office network diagram in FigJam, then propose fixes and vote on which to make first.

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Grade 8 football formations to protect a 1-0 lead, compared on a FigJam board

Grade 8 (Year 9, age 13 to 14) · 40 min · 1 device per student

Interactive Amplify

Each student sets out a formation to protect a late 1-0 lead on their own pitch on a shared FigJam board, and the teacher groups the approaches live.

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Grade 6 build one class woodland food web on a shared FigJam board

Grade 6 (Year 7, age 11 to 12) · 50 min · 1 device per student

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Each student adds feeding arrows for five woodland organisms to one shared FigJam board, so the class's partial webs join into a single woodland food web.

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Interactive Replace

Pairs recolour fourteen jumbled sticky notes, one for each line of Christina Rossetti's 'Remember', by the rhyme each ends on, then use the colours and the sense to rebuild the sonnet in FigJam.

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Pairs drag eighteen sticky notes on a FigJam board into quotation, technique and effect triples from Wilfred Owen's Exposure, then rank the triples by how much work each technique does.

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Pairs drag five unlabelled heart-rate graphs onto the sports they came from, a 100 m sprint, a marathon, a football match, a yoga class and a boxing bout, on a FigJam board and justify each match.

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Pairs drag sixteen short health scenarios about fictional people on a FigJam board into four columns: call 999, call NHS 111, see a pharmacist or look after it at home.

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