Starters and Plenaries in Geography Helen Humphries KS3 Consultant, Bradford.

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Starters and Plenaries in Geography Helen Humphries KS3 Consultant, Bradford

Objectives  To develop an understanding of the value and significance of starter and plenary sessions  To provide examples of a range of different starters  To provide examples of different types of plenaries

Jigsaws  Laminate and cut up photographs ( normally into 8 pieces). Number them and give one to each pupil/ pair of pupils.  Ask them to look carefully and try and work out what the photo is about. Then get them to join up with the adjacent number- e.g. 1 and 2, 3 and 4, etc  Then get the 1,2,3 and 4s together and 5,6,7, 8.  Generates mystery, it’s a kinaesthetic activity and there’s lots of talk

Starters  Engage  Challenge  Pace  Expectation  Differentiate  Variety  Planned Evaluation Synthesis Analysis Application Comprehension Knowledge

Plenaries  Consolidate understanding  Reflect on what and how learned  Predict/ hypothesise  Highlight achievement  Assessment for learning-  Planned

Images  Starters  Ask questions  Answer questions  Title  Description  Sequence

Who are these men and what are they doing? Who is this man and what is she doing? What is he carrying and why? Where is this? What is he carrying?

Title?

Questions  Starter- ask them  Plenary- answer them  Classification based on Blooms  Jeopardy- this is the answer, what’s the question  Enquiry

What questions would you like to ask about this picture?

Can you find the questions? Here is a list of answers. Try to work out what the questions were?  Constructive plate boundary  Destructive plate boundary  Geology  Metamorphic  The Earth  Fossils  The inner core  The mantle  An eruption

Cartoons  Issues  Draw own  Meaning

Terms and Definitions  Card sorts  Pair to groups  True/ false  Odd one out  Taboo  Diamond ranking

WordPairGroup Group evaluation / 5 ( include reasons Infiltration Surface run-off Groundwater flow Transpiration

Golden Rules  Graphs  Pieces of writing- different genres

The golden rules for a good graph 11223344551122334455

Golden rules of starters and plenaries? 123

Picture acknowledgements  Kobe pictures    Migration photos  01immigration.jpg 01immigration.jpg 01immigration.jpg  Globalisation   haelparry.jpg haelparry.jpg haelparry.jpg  Acid Rain   Tropical rainforest  lerchenfeld.ac.at/kikuki/galerie/henri_rousseau_wald_mit_sonne.jpg lerchenfeld.ac.at/kikuki/galerie/henri_rousseau_wald_mit_sonne.jpg lerchenfeld.ac.at/kikuki/galerie/henri_rousseau_wald_mit_sonne.jpg