A shared digital whiteboard in Microsoft 365. Students add sticky notes, drawings and images to the same board from their own devices.
Interactive Amplify
Interactive Replace
Pairs drag shuffled pseudocode lines into working order for three algorithms on a shared Microsoft Whiteboard, spotting the one line in each puzzle that belongs to no correct solution.
Pairs drag twelve shuffled sentences from a persuasive letter to the council back into order on a Microsoft Whiteboard, then label the job each paragraph does.
Pairs drag sixteen sequence cards into arithmetic, geometric and other columns on a Microsoft Whiteboard board, then find the nth term of every arithmetic one.
Groups drag twelve animal pictures into four habitat zones on their own copy of a Microsoft Whiteboard board, adding a sticky note that gives one reason each animal is suited to where it lives.
Pairs drag nine leaf-feature cards onto nine function cards on a Microsoft Whiteboard board, then place each matched pair on a cross-section of a leaf.
Passive Replace
Area and perimeter: follow the teacher's worked example of an L-shaped garden with two missing sides
Grade 4 follow the teacher's worked example of an L-shaped garden, 12 m by 9 m with a corner cut out, drawn in Microsoft Whiteboard on the board, copy it into their books, then answer six textbook questions.
The teacher drags photographs of twelve everyday materials, from a brick to the bubbles in a fizzy drink, into three columns on the board after Grade 3 have each decided solid, liquid or gas on mini whiteboards.
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