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Set it as homework or classwork and every answer is marked as pupils go, with feedback on what they got wrong. The scores go straight into your mark book, so you can see who needs help before the next lesson.

  • 15 questions
  • 36 marks
  • about 30 minutes
  • marked instantly

Question types: multiple choice, short answer, label the diagram, matching, fill the gap.

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About this resource

Lesson 8 of 8 in Programming with Blocks. Assess-and-respond: a short warm-up, the 36-mark unit assessment in three parts (Know it; Read it, predict it, fix it; Bat and Ball), whole-class feedback before pupils see their marks, a hinge on where set goes, a spot-the-mistake model, an improve-one-a…

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Lesson outline

  1. 2 Blocks to 20
  2. Warm-Up — Five Across the Unit
  3. Keywords: The Command Words
  4. The Assessment — 36 Marks, Three Parts
  5. Part A — Know It (12 marks)
  6. Part B — Read It, Predict It, Fix It (12 marks)
  7. Part C — Bat and Ball (12 marks)
  8. Whole-Class Feedback — The Three That Cost Marks
  9. Hinge Check — Where Does It Go?
  10. Spot the Mistake — Jay's Answer
  11. Improve One Answer
  12. Showcase — Play and Rate a Partner's Game
Unit bundleProgramming with Blocks
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