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糖心Vlog

Last updated

6 November 2026

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  • Main Powerpoint goes through the basics of a classification key.
  • A classification key is provided and class-based task where they work through the questions (this is non-biology related to purely teach the theory)
  • Bad questions are modelled (conflict learning)
  • Sheet of animals to work from is provided.
  • Option to do it in book or can be done digitally: a Powerpoint template is provided. There are other websites and apps that are good for this task too: e.g. Poplet or Padlet.

This was written for a fairly high-ability Y5 class but can easily be used a year or 2 above or below

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5

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CycloGoose

18 hours ago
5

Really clearly and concisely explained with good vocabulary. We used the online template and booked the laptops and the kids produced some good classification keys. We did it in mixed ability pairs which helped weaker students...and reduced marking!

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